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    The Conversion of Phosphate Rock and Bone to "Superphosphate" Was
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The Conversion of Phosphate Rock and Bone to "Superphosphate" Was

Question 64

Question 64

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The conversion of phosphate rock and bone to "superphosphate" was significant because it


A) increased the phosphorus content of the rock or bones.
B) made the material more soluble.
C) incorporated phosphorus from the atmosphere.
D) did all of the above.

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