Is there a reason why combating soil acidification with dolomite is better than with sodium carbonate?
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Without knowing it, I could imagine that the plants prefer calcium and magnesium in the soil than sodium.
Sodium can act toxic to plants if it becomes too much, see for example here:
https://www.haenselblatt.com/sodium-tolerance-plants-what-are-effects-sodium-plants