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Here's a site that mentions 'soda ash' as a pond sealant. Univ. Tenn. Ponds [URL=[URL=http://www.cqconcepts.com/chem_sodiumcarbonate.php]]Sodium Carbonate According to Univ. of Tenn., if you have a high calcium level, it's useful. Hmmm, all I can find is 1 reference that high PH soils have calcium. I have access to some marginal low clay content loam just above my future pond site. Think I'll send off a soil sample for testing this April while in Alabam. 
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