xcv826 - 5-3-2014 at 22:53
calcium hypochlorite in liquid form: combining calcium carbonate and sodium hypochlorite=solution of calcium hypochlorite?
thesmug - 5-3-2014 at 22:56
I believe so but you would also get a lot of free chlorine so be careful.
Dornier 335A - 5-3-2014 at 23:21
No, the calcium carbonate will not dissolve and react.
Zyklon-A - 6-3-2014 at 06:02
Like Dornier 335A said, it won't work, calcium carbonate will stay precipitated.
The way double replacement reactions are predicted is based on the solubility of the products vs. reactants. Whatever possible outcome with the lowest
solubility, is what will precipitate. Since CaCO3 is insoluble, it will precipitate.
[Edited on 6-3-2014 by Zyklonb]
blogfast25 - 6-3-2014 at 09:03
1. Buy calcium hypochlorite solid ('poolshock'), cheap as chips.
2. Dissolve in water.
Simples!