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What is dolomite?

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dolomite is a carbonate rock containing calcium and magnesium compounds, used to neutralize acidic water and increase mineralization.

What does dolomite mean in practice?

When dissolved in acidic water, it adds calcium and magnesium and increases alkalinity, but the rate depends on the composition of the mineral.

When does it matter?

Can significantly increase hardness and requires refilling, and too little contact will not provide a stable pH.

Which solutions are related to it?

A product of known purity and granulation is used, contact time is calculated, and pH, alkalinity and hardness are monitored.