Reaction of ______________ acid with phosphate rock produces superphosphates?

Correct answer: B. Sulphuric

  • A. Hydrochloric
  • B. Sulphuric
  • C. Nitric
  • D. Phosphoric

Explanation

Sulphuric acid reacts with phosphate rock to form ordinary superphosphate, mainly monocalcium phosphate mixed with gypsum. Phosphoric acid is used instead when manufacturing triple superphosphate.

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