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Chemistry - AQA GCSE

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Why can't phosphate rock be used as a source of phosphate in fertilisers?

Author: Miqdaam Hamed Hassan



Answer:

Its insoluble however when reacted with acids useful soluble ions are formed: Nitric acid - Calcium nitrate and phosphoric acid Sulfuric acid - Single superphosphate Phosphoric acid - Triple superphosphate (calcium phosphate)


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