liquid pool acid is Muriatic acid or more commonly know as Hydrochloric acid (HCl)
That depends on the acid. There are many different types that can be solid, liquid or gaseous .
The liquid is called Chlorine.
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Where to Get Muriatic AcidMost pool stores carry this kind of liquid acid. If not they all carry "Dry Acid" of "Sodium Bisulfate". Each pound of Sodium Bisulfate is the same as using 10 ounces of Muriatic Acid in pool water. Here are more opinions and answers from other FAQ Farmers:You can usually find Muriatic acid at Home Depot next to all the pool supplies.I buy Muratic Acid at Albertson's Grocery store believe it or not.I heard from pool dealer that this product is very toxic try Lo'n Slo from Bioguard instead.Loon in the paint section of hardware and lumber stores. It is not toxic to the pool.Here's the cheapest way: go to a pool store and buy pH decrease. 10 parts water to 1 part decrease.I get my acid from a dealer dealing with cleansers such as bleach, dishsoap etc. Muriatic acid is the best and easiest way to reduce pH levels, but it has many other uses to.You can buy muriatic acid in the Outside Garden section near the pool supplies at any of the Home Depot stores.
You can use either one. I use liquid because it is much less expensive.
pool acid is made up of muriatic or hydrochloric acid that is it.
convert 250g dry acid to liquid acid
acid is added to a pool when alkalinity is too high. Take a sample of pool water to your pool shop and have it tested by them. they will tell you what is required.
Hummmm, please explain to us what a liquid pool cleaner is.
Sulfuric acid
Yes, concentrated sulfuric acid is a liquid.
Acid
The hydrochloric acid is used for pool; this is a water solution of HCl.
washing up liquid is an alkali as it neautralises acids .
Make sure your pump is running 15 minutes before adding liquid acid to your pool. This will insure that there are no areas in the pool with water that is not moving and circulating. Now get a bucket a fill it with pool water 2/3 full. Now add the acid to the bucket. Next you will be pouring the contents of the bucket into your pool. Make sure not to splash any on you (ouch) or on your decking. In either case wash off immediately with fresh water. To add to pool; pour contents of bucket as you walk around the deep end trying not to pour right down the walls of the pool. Next rinse your bucket in the shallow end and use your test kit in an hour or two (depends on circulation capacity) to detemine whether or not you need to add more liquid acid. Note: It is better to add small amounts more often than to add huge amounts all at once!
Liquid sosa is a base.