zman1
Active Member
Originally Posted by MoneyMan
The pH of RO (RODI) water is suppose to be low. This is because RO stripped out a lot of alkalinity (buffer) that would have balanced the pH of pure water. Also, RO and RODI does not take out co2, thus reducing the pH.
I had to go take reading from my pH monitor. I know when I calibrate it I get a cup full of water from my RO/DI reservoir that it always reads high. You have to rinse the probe between solutions. Just read the RO/DI pH 8.9 and from the TAP 8.0.
Also, A Fuge with macro algae helps with the CO2 to O2 gas exchange.
The pH of RO (RODI) water is suppose to be low. This is because RO stripped out a lot of alkalinity (buffer) that would have balanced the pH of pure water. Also, RO and RODI does not take out co2, thus reducing the pH.
I had to go take reading from my pH monitor. I know when I calibrate it I get a cup full of water from my RO/DI reservoir that it always reads high. You have to rinse the probe between solutions. Just read the RO/DI pH 8.9 and from the TAP 8.0.
Also, A Fuge with macro algae helps with the CO2 to O2 gas exchange.