As part of my diet I am taking 30mL Apple Cider Vinegar diluted in water several times per day as well as a Potassium Citrate supplement. I decided to combine the two and add the Potassium Citrate crystals to my drink.
Upon adding it to my diluted vinegar drink I immediately noticed that the acetic acid was neutralized. Concerned about what reaction took place and not knowing the products I did not continue to drink the solution.
The products I am using are:
- Bragg's Organic Apple Cider Vinegar with mother. (5% acetic acid)
- microingredients Pure Potassium Citrate. (99mg potassium per 275mg scoop)
My goal is to be able to consume both but I would like to know the following first:
- How much pure Potassium Citrate I can add to a solution of 30mL of 5% Acetic Acid and 444mL of water and keep the solution under a pH of 6.4?
- Ultimately what will I be drinking? What are the reaction products? (K3C6H5O7 -> CH3COOH + H2O)
