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Old August 29th 03, 09:27 PM
Bob K.
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Default Sodium Thiosulfate .. and Formalin

Formalin was what I was looking for. The brands
of "ammonia & chorine/chloromine" removers all
have these two chemicals in them.

I have heard that pool supply places sell it for around $1.00 a pound.
This place sells it:

http://www.angelsplus.com



Not found via their own search. Try the Photographe's
Formulary at http://www.photoformulary.com

i) In acidic water, I believe the ammonia would become non-toxic ammonium
ions. I do not know the time this takes or the other factors involved.


I'm not sure that they'd be
harmless ammonium ions though.

http://www.kordon.com/kpd66.htm

Excellent table!

A very small amount of Sodium Thiosulfate
will remove lots of chlorine. I have a pound someone
purchased from "The Fish Farmacy" in Tucson AZ
http://www.fishyfarmacy.com/
The directions say, mix 4oz in 1 gal water, then use
ONE DROP of this water per gallon
BUT - Fish Farmacy sells it at $21 lb!!
Photographer's Formulary has it for $4.95 lb!

Fformalin will break down ammonia.
I can find many instances describing it's use,
and it's danger if over dosed. But I can't find
details on how much to safely use for specified
amounts of ammonia. -- or how much ammonia
Is locked into chloromine

Bob

 




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