Alkalinty level in saturated

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I know just enough chemistry to make small explosions with fertilizer, imo.
I searched:

I think this may help point you to the answer you are looking for.

EDIT: WIth the new format, I see that pasted links come in as orange inserts. Click on the link above to another helpful thread.

Click through the links in post 2 from Randy and find the alkalenity calculator and use "saturated limewater" to figure out dkh for Calcwasser
 

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