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| The Wand Geek was here. ;) ![]() | Re: Organic Phosphate(s) in kalk? From the quote below found here , yes, po4 might be bound in the kalk sludge.
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| Brunt of all Jokes~ | Re: Organic Phosphate(s) in kalk? Well Woody, I guess it was a good question, now its just another load of minutia clogging my ever narrowing storage device lol. Steve |
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