Yep. That's exactly what I thought. Still want to help, just going to need an experts advice.
Acid/buffer solutions are generally just the one substance and it's conjugate base (the same acid minus the reactive hydrogens. Ratios of the correct acid/base pair give you pH buffers in the required ranges.
Dolomite is the problem. It's solubility ranges over particulate size and nobody has clear cut figures on various dolomites and their ability to accept protons.
Learning's all good. One day I'll have the answer.
Acid/buffer solutions are generally just the one substance and it's conjugate base (the same acid minus the reactive hydrogens. Ratios of the correct acid/base pair give you pH buffers in the required ranges.
Dolomite is the problem. It's solubility ranges over particulate size and nobody has clear cut figures on various dolomites and their ability to accept protons.
Learning's all good. One day I'll have the answer.