How much would it cost to convert a 22,000 gallon chlorine pool to salt water?
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here is a site that sells salt water clorinators\nhttp://www.swimmingpoolsetc.com/salt-chlorinators.htm
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whatever someone is willing to pay for it.. but truly take it to a billiard shop and ask them. expect them to be low by about 20% as they would need to make profit on it also
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Na2CO3 + 2HCl-> NaCl + H2O + CO2
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You could always use it as a swimming pool if it turns out the ice isn't so sturdy...\n\nThat shouldn't cost much, just dig a hole, put water in it, and some ice cubes. Wait for the winter.
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sure, just make up a saline mixture of simulated seawater at 3.5% salinity. T
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Run to a pool supply store and pick up a water PH kit...they aren't expensive and it's got directions.
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Take 33g of the salt and dissolve it in 67 g of water to get 33% salt solution.\n\nIts not the same as 0.3 N solution
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Yes, on Extreme Home Makeover they put a saltwater pool in a house for a child who had severe allergies and even needed her house hepa filtered.  Apparently converting over is easier than ever before too.
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Mostly, it is because desalination plants are extremely expensive to build and maintain. If there was an easier way of removing the salt, however, it would be a very good idea.
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Until the concentration of salt is large enough to form a saturated solution, ie. one in which no more solute will dissolve, the volume of the solvent (water) will not change.  20g of salt is not nearly enough to form a saturated solution, so the water level will remain at 500ml.
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Pure =32 degrees F\nSalt = depends on the salt concentration, ocean water is -40 degrees F
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Get a ION Pure system.........get rid of the chemicals\n\nhttp://www.usfilter.com/en/Institutional/Aquatics_and_Pools/
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I dont know the exact calculation but this site might be able to help you.\n\nhttp://www.fseric.demon.co.uk/skills/salinity.htm
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sodium chloride and water
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Are you asking about a chlorine generator that uses salt water? Such things do exist. Several brands. All of them are fairly expensive, not electrically efficient (the electricity they use costs more than the chlorine they make), and very unreliable. Plus, they are expensive to repair. And, they break down a lot! You still are using chlorine to sanitize your water so what have you gained? Silly idea, isn't it? Take my advice. STAY AWAY from the things!
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it would be 461/2 gallons
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If "salt" is Sodium Chloride, then you will be making Hydrogen gas (H2) and (Oxygen gas (O2) and/or Chlorine gas (Cl2)).\n\nUnless you plan on very carefully controlling the potential difference across your electrolytic cell to use just the bare minimum voltage, you are likely to make Chlorine gas at the anode instead of Oxygen.\nOxygen gas has a reduction potential of 1.23 volts, where are Chlorine gas has a reduction potential of 1.36 volts.\nThis means that if you supply just a tiny bit of extra voltage across the cell, instead of just producing Oxygen gas from the water, you will be oxidizing the Chloride ions in solution to make Chlorine gas.