potassium hydrogen carbonate as buffer?
A lab downstairs from mine just moved and I raided their chemical shelf. I grabbed some potassium chloride as a general salt and some sodium hydrogen carbonate (sodium bicarb, bicarb of soda, or baking soda). They also had potassium hydrogen carnbonate, which I took thinking that it should work as an alkaline buffer in exactly the same way as the sodium bicarb. Can anyone think of a reason not to do this, or has anyone used it?
If not I'll try it one one guinea fish and let you know.
Eric
If not I'll try it one one guinea fish and let you know.
Eric
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