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Dicalcium Phosphate

Discussion in 'Vegetarian' started by SweeperOfDreams13, Aug 19, 2004.

  1. SweeperOfDreams13

    SweeperOfDreams13 Member

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    Is dicalcium phosphate vegan? I'm pretty sure it isn't, but There is some doubt in my mind.
     
  2. jailmate

    jailmate Plantenist

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    Fodder dicalcium phosphate is produced in chemical plants by neutralization of electrothermal phosphoric acid with chalk, or by high-temperature defluorination of a mixture of phosphate raw material with phosphoric acid.The deficiencies of the first technology include the scarcity and high cost of phosphoric acid, and the disadvantages of the second include the high expenditure of energy and low concentration of useful substance in the product.This paper reports on studies which demonstrate the possibility of preparing fodder dicalcium phosphate from different types of phosphate raw material which is not inferior in quality to the product produced from expensive and scarce electrothermal phosphoric acid.


    Ingestion: Causes irritation to the gastrointestinal tract. Symptoms may include nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. It presents little toxicity unless large amount are ingested, in which case, vomiting and diarrhea likely.
     
  3. SweeperOfDreams13

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    Thanks man. I'm assuming that the chalk you're talking about isn't vegan. Like most chalk... Is there even any vegan chalk in existance?
     
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