Potassium Metaphosphate:  A Novel Method of Manufacture and a Summary of its Behaviour as a Fertiliser

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Potassium Metaphosphate: A Novel Method of Manufacture and a Summary of its Behaviour as a Fertiliser

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authors:F J Harris
published:1963
proceedings:76
ISBN:978-0-85310-708-8

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SKU: sku-101 Categories: Phosphates, Phosphorus, Potassium, Potassium, Proceedings (Technical papers), Slag & Thermal Products

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