DIY Fluoride

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@Randy Holmes-Farley I have the RM Flouride how many ML’S do I need to dose to go from .76 mg/L to 1.3 mg/l 120 gallons of water?
If you are using reef moonshiners fluoride, the. All you have to do is plug your numbers into the reef moonshiners excel calculator

Click on the classic calculator tab…
 
I understand that but I don’t have excel, are they going to make a mobile app? Can you plug them in for me ?

246.24 ml of 1000ppm F solution will raise 120 gallons 0.54 ppm.

You can use Google sheets to open the calculator also.
 
How does everyone dose fluoride? Moonshiners is telling me to add 150 ml per day for 12 days. I have a 50 ml measuring…thing. Is there any issue with dosing 50 ml 3x a day in my sump? I ask because I did that tonight and noticed a dead snail a few hours later.
 
How does everyone dose fluoride? Moonshiners is telling me to add 150 ml per day for 12 days. I have a 50 ml measuring…thing. Is there any issue with dosing 50 ml 3x a day in my sump? I ask because I did that tonight and noticed a dead snail a few hours later.
It’s probably unrelated
 
How does everyone dose fluoride? Moonshiners is telling me to add 150 ml per day for 12 days. I have a 50 ml measuring…thing. Is there any issue with dosing 50 ml 3x a day in my sump? I ask because I did that tonight and noticed a dead snail a few hours later.

I dose what ever the spreadsheet has I think that is 0.1 ppm per day max.
 
How does everyone dose fluoride? Moonshiners is telling me to add 150 ml per day for 12 days. I have a 50 ml measuring…thing. Is there any issue with dosing 50 ml 3x a day in my sump? I ask because I did that tonight and noticed a dead snail a few hours later.

I don’t know anything about why moonshiners does what they do, but raising fluoride slowly to natural levels is no more risky than water changes and I don’t see why a snail would die if the doses were appropriate.
 
I don’t know anything about why moonshiners does what they do, but raising fluoride slowly to natural levels is no more risky than water changes and I don’t see why a snail would die if the doses were appropriate.
Thanknyou
 
Chemicals can often dissolve faster at higher temps, even those with lower solubility in warm water. In this case, the solubility limit of NaF is far higher than your solution, and increases a small amount with raised temp. I'd just let it stir overnight.

If it is not 90+% dissolved by morning, I suspect a problem.

This is in 0 ppm TDS RO/DI, right?
When should I expect the powder to fully dissolve? Same concentration as DIY guide 10g 99.9%pure NaF per 1L of 0TDS rodi water. It has been stirring for over 24 hours @ 25C.

I still see very fine white particles floating/settling out when shining my flash light through the solution.



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On page 1-2 of this thread someone suggests the RMS concentration is 2.2g/l

That’s how I mix it and can get it to dissolve with 1-2 hours stir. Maybe 10g is too much to disolve?
 
When should I expect the powder to fully dissolve? Same concentration as DIY guide 10g 99.9%pure NaF per 1L of 0TDS rodi water. It has been stirring for over 24 hours @ 25C.

I still see very fine white particles floating/settling out when shining my flash light through the solution.



IMG_8954.jpeg

What did you use? The cloudiness is likely impurities of some sort. True solubility of sodium fluoride is close to 40 grams per liter.
 

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