Which trace elements can be mixed without precipitation

[Domi]

Hi,
After some ICPs I have a couple of trace elements in addition to my standard mix (Oceamo) that I want to regularly dose. Now my question is, which ones can be safely mixed with each other? Is there somewhere an overview. For Example: I want to dose Iodine, Selenium, Fluoride and Strontium in addition. Which ones can be mixed? I assume Iodine and Fluoride is safe? Maybe selenium in addition to the two? Strontium I assume has to be separate from Fluoride? Would be great to get some insights on this topic.

Cheers,
Dominik

 

[Savage Henry]

Sounds like you need to look up the Aylward and Findlay′s SI Chemical Data book. I was taught from this during from undergraduate chemistry degree.

 

[Randy Holmes-Farley Verified Community Expert]

Do you know the exact form of each to be used?

Strontium fluoride has limited solubility (about 1 g/L).

 

[Domi]

Do you know the exact form of each to be used?

Strontium fluoride has limited solubility (about 1 g/L).

Unfortunately not, My strontium and iodine is from ATI, my fluoride from Fauna and my selenium from oceamo. I guess no chance then?

 

[Randy Holmes-Farley Verified Community Expert]

Unfortunately not, My strontium and iodine is from ATI, my fluoride from Fauna and my selenium from oceamo. I guess no chance then?

I expect you can mix all except the strontium.

 

[Domi]

I expect you can mix all except the strontium.

Great, thanks so much! I will do that then!

 

[Domi]

Anyways, I am not sure how useful strontium really is...

 

[Randy Holmes-Farley Verified Community Expert]

Anyways, I am not sure how useful strontium really is...

I would not dose it. :)