It can absorb CO2 from the atmosphere making CaCO3 that will not react.

Published April 3, 2017 01:56 by William Lipps, Shimadzu Scientific Instruments - Business Unit Manager - Environmental

It can absorb CO2 from the atmosphere making CaCO3 that will not react.

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So it only absorb it when the chemical is old or all the time (even if still new from the factory). The chemical has been there since 2006 until now.

Published April 3, 2017 10:21 by Tebogo William Molledi, Junior Process Controller at East Rand Water Care Company

Mr Lipps can you please go into details.... I am totally lost. I would like to know the shelf life of the chemicals I mentioned on my post.

Published April 3, 2017 10:16 by Tebogo William Molledi, Junior Process Controller at East Rand Water Care Company