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Re: NFC: Cloudy Water

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Subject: Re: NFC: Cloudy Water
From: "D. Martin Moore" <archimedes at master_localink4.com>
Date: Sat, 24 Jul 1999 09:32:48 -0500
In-reply-to: <3799CBD6.B42140F9 at prodigy_net>


> Many dissolved salts have very low solubility product constants, and
> their actual concentration in water is very low even at saturation.  

Yes, but then it would be hardly noticeable if it precipitated out of 
solution.  Besides, normal preciptates form a white powder at the 
bottom, they typically don't remain in suspension.

The baterial theory I presented is well established in the aquarium 
community.  I'm sure if I look hard enough I can find some 
citations...


Prost,

Martin

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Re: NFC: Cloudy Water

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