orthophosphates

The distance between adjacent orthophosphates on one side of the layer is 5.3 Å.

Where did the orthophosphates go?

Then, I tested the samples of water for the concentration of orthophosphates PO43-.

Nearly all of these series that are formed are inorganic phosphates of salts and esters, called orthophosphates.

Pesticides used in the production of conventional cotton include orthophosphates such as phorate and methamidophos, endosulfan (highly toxic to farmers, but not very environmentally persistent) and aldicarb.

In New York, Ian Michaels, a spokesman for the Department of Environmental Protection, said the city was adding orthophosphates to the water to coat the pipes and had lowered the figure for the 90th percentile to 36 parts per billion from 55, although the E.P.A. said it had fallen to 20.