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Hello,
Lou asked me to answer some of your questions. I hope I will have got all.
It is not possible to mix K+ and A- Elements since both will react and form precipitates. Since Carbo-Calcium contains a lot of organic anions. These dilute and separate the different elements, i. e. by forming chelates with the cations. The organic proportion of Carbo-Calcium is necessary to do the job, it does not work with inorganic salts like calcium chloride.
As already stated by BRS Original Balling Part C is specifically for balancing the ions of Part A and Part B. It is not the same as K+ and A- Elements in powder form.
@Shooter6 Is your scoop transparent or blue?
Lou asked me to answer some of your questions. I hope I will have got all.
It is not possible to mix K+ and A- Elements since both will react and form precipitates. Since Carbo-Calcium contains a lot of organic anions. These dilute and separate the different elements, i. e. by forming chelates with the cations. The organic proportion of Carbo-Calcium is necessary to do the job, it does not work with inorganic salts like calcium chloride.
As already stated by BRS Original Balling Part C is specifically for balancing the ions of Part A and Part B. It is not the same as K+ and A- Elements in powder form.
@Shooter6 Is your scoop transparent or blue?