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DeIonization of calcium chloride
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I recently found a large supply of water has been as of late adding calcium chloride in a suspended form to our water. I understand calcium is removed with ion filters. But if this is calcium chloride will the effect be the same? Will an ion filter also remove that?
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There is no such thing as "just calcium" in the solution, it is always accompanied by counterions - be it chlorides or anything else (like HCO
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