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Ammonium acid formate magnesium nitrate

These ammonium phosphates are made by reacting ammonium nitrate with phosphoric acid. The resulting compounds are very soluble in water. During formation of ceramics, ammonia is released and phosphate reacts with metal cations such as magnesium and forms the CBPC. Because of the evolution of ammonia, it is used for outdoor applications such as road repair material and hardly any indoor applications have been found for these products. [Pg.34]

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Acidic nitration

Acids magnesium

Ammonium acid formate

Ammonium acid formate nitrate

Ammonium formate

Ammonium formation

Ammonium nitrate

Magnesium ammonium nitrate

Magnesium formate

Magnesium formation

Nitrate acid

Nitrate formation

Nitrating acid

Nitration acid

Nitration ammonium

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