Physicochemical Studies of Complex Fertilizers Obtained from The Decomposition of Guliob Phosphorites

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2021
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Abstract
Currently, the problem is the lack of phosphorus fertilizers and the inability to fully supply them. This article suggests using Guliob phosphorites to get rid of this problem. The author also analyzes complex fertilizers obtained from the decomposition of Guliob phosphorites using various physicochemical researchs.
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Authors Panjiyev Olimjon Kholliyevich;Panjiyev Arzikul Kholliyevich;Nurmatov Umarali;Ibatov Rakhmat Asrorovich;
Journal Eurasian Scientific Herald
Year 2021
DOI
33
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https://geniusjournals.org/index.php/esh/article/view/33
Keywords
calcium hydrophosphate

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