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![]() "Wayne Sallee" wrote in message nk.net... bo0ger1 wrote on 11/16/2006 6:23 PM: Orthophosphate and phosphate are the same thing! Duh. LOL ortho- a combining form used in the name of that acid in a given series of acids that contains the most water What the f***? Orthophosphate = Phosphate = PO4-3 http://www.chemindustry.com/chemicals/49433.html Many years ago when the idea was presented that protein skimmers might remove orthophosphate, I looked it up, and it was defined as a highly vaporous form of phosphate. So much for that definition :-) A vaporous form of phosphate? Are you kidding me? Skimmers DO NOT remove phosphate, orthophosphate or PO4-3. End of story. Skimmers ONLY remove compounds that have surfactant properties. Do you know what a surfactant is genius? Wayne Sallee Wayne's Pets |
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