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2010-11-28View Original

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Why is the wastewater containing monoammonium phosphate red in color? Over time, a layer similar to rust forms on its surface – what is that?
Reply #22010-11-28
Are there iron compounds in phosphate rocks? During the production of phosphoric acid, these compounds are dissolved by sulfuric acid; generally, iron compounds are red or yellow in color

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