Swimming Pool Chemicals, pH Increasers, pH Decreaser
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pH is a measure of how acid or basic a liquid such as water is. The pH scale is 0 to 14, A pH of 7 is neutral it is neither acidic (below 7) or basic above 7. Maintaining the proper pH for swimming pools is perhaps the most significant factor in balancing swimming pool water. The ideal range for swimming pool water is 7.4-7.6, although 7.2 to 7.8 is generally acceptable. At a pH of 7.4-7.6 chlorine works most effectively, at lower pH's the chlorine is more active and at higher pH's it is less active. When the pH of the swimming pool water is high, Acid needs to be added to the swimming pool to lower the pH if the pH is higher than the acceptable range. When the pH is low, a base must be added to the water to increase the pH. It is important to remember that it might be difficult to change the pH if the alkalinity of the pool is high, the purpose of the alkalinity in a swimming pool is prevent pH bounce, therefore reducing the alkalinity might be necessary if the pH is high. If the pH is very low adding small amounts of soda ash will increase the pH, if the pH is only slightly lower than the acceptable range adding alkalinity increaser typically will increase the pH very slightly |
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