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Phosphate rock and Phosphorite, calcined
Phosphate rock and Phosphorite, calcined
- CAS No.65996-94-3
- Chemical Name:Phosphate rock and Phosphorite, calcined
- CBNumber:CB8902425
- Molecular Formula:
- Formula Weight:0
- MOL File:65996-94-3.mol
Phosphate rock and Phosphorite, calcined Property
- EWG's Food Scores 1
- EPA Substance Registry System Phosphate rock and Phosphorite, calcined (65996-94-3)
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Phosphate rock and Phosphorite, calcined Chemical Properties,Usage,Production
- Definition Substance obtained by heating naturally occurring phosphate rock to 732.degree.C to 816.degree.C (1350.degree.F to 1500.degree.F) in a fluidized bed or other suitable device for oxidizing carbonaceous matter. Characterized by upgraded phosphorus content and reduced hydrocarbon levels.
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Agricultural Uses
Phosphorite or mineral phosphate is made by grinding
rock phosphate, a natural mineral found in the form of
sedimentary rocks containing various calcium phosphates.
It is used as a phosphatic fertilizer, and is a primary
source of phosphorus. It is a mineral containing calcium
phosphate with hydroxyl groups or is hydroxy apatite.
Phosphorite is a continental phosphatic rock, consisting of concretions of collophanite, found in decalcification clays. The most famous phosphorites are from Causses du Quercy (France).
Phosphate rock and Phosphorite, calcined Preparation Products And Raw materials
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