I’m hoping this is a simple question…
I’m trying to use a low and slow dose of lanthanum to keep phosphates stable. To do this I’m planning on diluting a small dose (3-5ml) in a 2 gallon jug, and then use as a part of my ATO water, so the dose in the ATO is something like 0.5ml/day or so.
I understand (maybe not fully) that one of the problems with this stuff is it can “stick” to things. But I’m not sure if it’s the lanthanum that sticks or the precipitate.
My concern - will the lanthanum stick to the inside of a plastic 2 gallon jug? Or does it need to bind with something in the water (which for RODI assume wouldn’t be an issue).
I’m trying to use a low and slow dose of lanthanum to keep phosphates stable. To do this I’m planning on diluting a small dose (3-5ml) in a 2 gallon jug, and then use as a part of my ATO water, so the dose in the ATO is something like 0.5ml/day or so.
I understand (maybe not fully) that one of the problems with this stuff is it can “stick” to things. But I’m not sure if it’s the lanthanum that sticks or the precipitate.
My concern - will the lanthanum stick to the inside of a plastic 2 gallon jug? Or does it need to bind with something in the water (which for RODI assume wouldn’t be an issue).