Letter 4070

Phosporic Rock 

-

Our Company owns a large Phosporic Rock deposit, we are searching for technology capable of converting natural phosporic rock in fertilizer or any industrial product. We require simple technology, if anyone can help us please do it.

Javier Paz Soldan
- Cochabamba, Bolivia South America

Hey Javier, When I was a chem student (early Jurassic) I visited an Allied Chem plant. They were using sulfuric acid to slowly leech phosporic rock to make phosphoric acid. I hope you can find a higher end use for your rock.

Good Luck,

Fred Mueller, CEF
- Royersford, PA

Dear Javier: Perhaps the simplest means of using Rock Phosphate is to grind it very finely and apply it directly to the soil as an amendment. It generally tends to raise the pH of the soil at about one half as much as limestone. Rock Phosphate is used by Organic Gardeners as a source of Phosphorous instead of using Triple Super Phosphate and other such like fertilizers. It requires a long time to become effective in the soil but one application will still be releasing Phosphate for many years. The finer the grind, the faster the availability.

Sincerely yours,

Jerry Smith
- Paterson NJ USA

Hi Forum Members ,

As I want to separate the Calcium, Magnesium , Ferrous, sodium, silicon and Sulfur contents from the liquid Sugar Solution. Is there any way to remove these particles by using Electro plating Techniques advise me. Dip the Electrodes in the sugar solution , apply the exitation to the electrodes and the precipitation formation on the electrodes. Take out the electrodes clean it and put back into again sugar solution.

Thanks & Best Regards,

Raviteja Mullapudi
- United States of America

I am of Brazil and would like to know if it has as you to send me a sample of phosphate rock to make analyzes here in ours laboratories.se will be able answers me and I pass the address, I am interested myself in very making research of diverse rocks of several country. thank you of its attention.

Elisangela
- Jacupiranga, São Paulo, Brasil

Post a question on a different subject.

 

Answer or follow-up on this subject