A STUDY FOR SYNTHESIS OF DICALCIUM PHOSPHATE FROM VARIOUS GRADES OF PHOSPHATIC MATERIALS
Bui Quoc Huy
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Bui Quoc Huy
Abstract
Anhydrous dicalcium phosphate with monetite structure plays a significant biological importance for the mineralization of bones and teeth. This compound can reconstruct the hard tissues due to its high solubility in the body than other calcium phosphate compounds. Di calcium phosphate is being used as a food - additive supplying calcium and phosphate for humans and animals. Due to the high effective P2O5 content, this compound is also used efficiently as a slowly soluble fertilizer in agriculture for all soil and crop types. This paper presents results of synthesis of di calcium phosphate monetite from Ca(OH)2 and phosphoric acid and di calcium phosphate brushite from the resulting solution after enriching of type II - Lao Cai apatite ore by phosphoric acid. The samples were examined by volumetric titration methods, XRD, SEM and EDS.
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Anhydrous dicalcium phosphate with monetite structure plays a significant biological importance for the mineralization of bones and teeth. This compound can reconstruct the hard tissues due to its high solubility in the body than other calcium phosphate compounds. Di calcium phosphate is being used as a food - additive supplying calcium and phosphate for humans and animals. Due to the high effective P2O5 content, this compound is also used efficiently as a slowly soluble fertilizer in agriculture for all soil and crop types. This paper presents results of synthesis of di calcium phosphate monetite from Ca(OH)2 and phosphoric acid and di calcium phosphate brushite from the resulting solution after enriching of type II - Lao Cai apatite ore by phosphoric acid. The samples were examined by volumetric titration methods, XRD, SEM and EDS.
Key concepts: Brushite, Phosphoric acid, Calcium, Phosphate, Apatite, Chemistry, Anhydrous, Titration