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You can basically produce Calcium GANS with the Caustic (NaOH) or CO2 GANS Method or can use the Replication Unit to make Calcium GANS-water.
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Basically, Calcium GANS can be produced by the [[Methods of making all other GANSes#Caustic .28NaOH.29 Method|Caustic (NaOH) method]], or the [[Methods of making all other GANSes#Methods with CO2 GANS|Methods with CO2 GANS]], or by [[Replication Units]] (for Calcium GANS water).
  
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Calcium pills from the pharmacy, which is Calcium Citrate. The Calcium is removed from the pills, or you use already Calcium powder and than add Caustic to it, wait a few days an than you have it.
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The second method is making it out of cuttlefish bones, where you have two sides of this bones. One is the hard one and one the softer. Your take only the softer with a spoon out and use a mortar/grinder to shred it to a fine powder, which is basicly already in GANSes state. So you can just add it to CO2 GANS-water. (See "Methods(s) with CO2 GANS")
 
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Some use this cuttlefish powder with the Caustic method, like with the Calcium Citrate.
 
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Chicken bones have Calcium in it too and can be inserted in a running CO2 production
 
  
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(Also you can use salts of Ca too, for producing this GANS)
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Calcium can be obtained from different sources. Here it is important to distinguish whether it is Calcium from e.g. cuttlefish bones and chicken bones OR the <u>GANS of Salts</u> of Calcium (which e.g. can be made out of Calcium Citrit).
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To make sure that Calcium GANS meets the expected properties, it should be used from cuttlefish or chicken bones. These have proven to be very suitable, but there are other natural sources of Calcium as well.
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The cuttlefish bones can be scraped on their soft side with a spoon. The scraped, soft part, which is already in the GANS state, is then ground with a mortar. The powder can then be integrated into a CO2 GANS production or added to the CO2 GANS afterwards. Chicken bones can also be crushed, or simply integrated as a whole into an existing GANS production. (More detailed instructions: [[Methods of making all other GANSes]])
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If Calcium GANS is produced from salts, such as e.g. Calcium Citrate, then GANS is produced from the salt of Calcium, which may have similar but also different properties.
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Latest revision as of 14:33, 9 October 2019

Basically, Calcium GANS can be produced by the Caustic (NaOH) method, or the Methods with CO2 GANS, or by Replication Units (for Calcium GANS water).


Sources of Calcium:

Calcium can be obtained from different sources. Here it is important to distinguish whether it is Calcium from e.g. cuttlefish bones and chicken bones OR the GANS of Salts of Calcium (which e.g. can be made out of Calcium Citrit).


To make sure that Calcium GANS meets the expected properties, it should be used from cuttlefish or chicken bones. These have proven to be very suitable, but there are other natural sources of Calcium as well.

The cuttlefish bones can be scraped on their soft side with a spoon. The scraped, soft part, which is already in the GANS state, is then ground with a mortar. The powder can then be integrated into a CO2 GANS production or added to the CO2 GANS afterwards. Chicken bones can also be crushed, or simply integrated as a whole into an existing GANS production. (More detailed instructions: Methods of making all other GANSes)


If Calcium GANS is produced from salts, such as e.g. Calcium Citrate, then GANS is produced from the salt of Calcium, which may have similar but also different properties.

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