[Radiant]

Hi could someone here please tell me how this would be created I can't figure it out completely. It sounds self explanatory enough but I'm not sure how to do it the proper way. Dibasic citrate with potassium is deliberately created through the combining of citric acid and tripotassium citrate in a precise, controlled, wholly predictable and understood manner. 

Second part to what I'm trying to recreate

The silver ion is then removed from the silver oxide and combined with the dibasic citrate, thus forming silver citrate (predominantly dibasic citrate silver, along with a small percentage of monobasic citrate silver and a small percentage of tribasic citrate silver), with potassium as the counter-ion – the Opti-Silver complex.

Any help is much appreciated thanks.

[AWK]

Hi could someone here please tell me how this would be created I can't figure it out completely. It sounds self explanatory enough but I'm not sure how to do it the proper way. Dibasic citrate with potassium is deliberately created through the combining of citric acid and tripotassium citrate in a precise, controlled, wholly predictable and understood manner.

This is a simple stoichiometry problem. Just write down reaction and balance it.

silver citrate
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2590638/

[Radiant]

It may be simple for you but I don't have much experience with stoichiometry maybe you could enlighten me on how to do it thanks.  Also I have read that science article of course but in this case it doesn't wholly apply because I am trying to make silver citrate with potassium as a counter ion so that it will be easily digested within the body.