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What reagent can be used to oxidize phosphite to phosphate?

2009-07-05View Original

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Everyone, what reagents or processes can be used to oxidize phosphite (PO32-) into phosphate (PO43-)? Can sodium hypochlorite or hydrogen peroxide be used? Can complete oxidation be achieved using these media? Thank you!
Reply #22009-07-06
It is feasible; add hydrogen peroxide with a concentration of 30% in proportion, at an operating temperature of around 30°C. Phosphite can be oxidized to phosphate 100%.
Reply #32009-07-06
This post was last edited by YBHX on 2009-7-6 at 13:38. Hydrogen peroxide can be used, as can hypochlorous acid
Reply #42009-08-26
Hydrogen peroxide is recommended as it does not introduce other impurities.

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