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What is magnesium in water?

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magnesium in water is the concentration of Mg2+ ions, which contribute to hardness and influence the taste at higher contents.

What does magnesium in water mean in practice?

Magnesium increases hardness and mineralization, and its salts behave differently from calcium salts during heating and remineralization.

When does it matter?

Converting all hardness into calcium may lead to an incorrect assessment of the mineral proportion of water.

Which solutions are related to it?

Mg2+ is determined separately and taken into account when selecting the softening agent, membrane and mineralizer composition.