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Everymerchant of the salt systems say theirs is best for any of many reasons. I want to install a salt water treatment system is it's better than the dhemical methods.

Some truths. All salt water pools still use chlorine. They utilize a salt chlorine generator. Chemically salt is sodium chloride. Sodium-salt Chloride-chlorine. All models basically are the same. They use a cell that the water passes through. The cell passes a light current through the water breaking the bond between the sodium and the chloride releasing chlorine. Salt water generators cause the pH to continually rise because the process creates carbon dioxide bubbles. This release of carbon dioxide aerates the water causing the pH rise. You still have to use all the same chemicals to treat all the other chemical factors in a swimming pool. The only thing these take care of is the chlorine level. They are very convenient because the chlorine level will remain steady and you dont have to constantly add chlorine. Chlorine is also much more expensive then salt. You just have to make sure you are keeping an eye on the pH and lower with muriatic acid when necessary.

2008-07-05 17:13:59 by mrgracey

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A 40,000 gallon swimming pool using the Soft Swim method for water treatment requires about 10 pounds of baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) to maintain the proper alkalinity and pH at the beginning of the swim season. What will be the initial molarity of the sodium bicarbonate in the pool water?
(i will give best answer to the one who answers his thoroughly for me) please help me.

molarity is moles / L solution...

you have lbs NaHCO3 and gallons water.

so convert lbs NaHCO3 to moles.... and then assume volume water = volume solution.... then convert gallons water to liters...

10 lbs NaHCO3 x (454 g / 1 lb) x (1 mole NaHCO3 / 84.0 g NaHCO3) = 54.0 moles NaHCO3

40000 gal x (1000 L / 264.17 gal) = 1.51x10^5 L

so molarity = 54.0 moles / 1.51x10^5 L = 3.57x10^-4 M

2009-04-05 11:46:57 by nerissa a

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I swim 3-4 times a week and am afraid tha the pool water may damage my long locks. Is there anything I can do before or after swimming to make sure that the chlorine water does not damage my hair. I do wear hair cap when swimming

I swim a mile 4-5 days a week. Although my hair is very short, I wash and condition it well as soon as I get home from the pool. You might try leaving the conditioner on for half an hour and then rinse it all out. That works for me.

2007-06-19 00:52:28 by bent_back

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How to separate suspended solid & disolved solid from swimming pool water

first use some chlorine gas and then use a filter

2006-12-09 06:37:25 by maroofanwar

details of ionization equipment suppliers for swimming pools

Ionizers, ozone generators, etc are all designed to work in conjunction with chlorine. Their purpose is to reduce the amount of chlorine needed-- NOT to replace it. In my experience the devices are not dependable, not efficient, and expensive to purchase and repair. And they require a LOT of repairs! Take my advice and bite the bullet on this one-- use chlorine and stay away from these gadgets. If you want chlorine alternatives e-mail me and I'll put you on to a REALLY good one. It works, it's easy, and it is relatively cheap.

2006-04-29 11:05:47 by paco