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Anions are atoms or radicals (groups of atoms), that have gained electrons. Anions have a charge because they have more electrons than protons

Anions are one of the two types of ions. The other type is called a Cation, and have a positive charge.Ions are atoms that have an Electrical charge.

Anions are are attracted towards the Anode – the positive electrode. All Anions are categorized as bases.

Anions as used in common spirulina grow medium formulas:

  • Carbonate 2800 mg/l
  • Bicarbonate 720 mg/l
  • Nitrate 614 mg/l
  • Phosphate 80 mg/l
  • Sulfate 350 mg/l
  • Chloride 3030 mg/l
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