Silicate acts like phosphate in so many ways. GFO, aluminum oxide, and lanthanum can bind it; it can cause false positives in a phosphate kit if enough Si is present.
Let me ask you, does it also adsorb onto calcium carbonate surfaces (rocks) like phosphate does?
My mind randomly spawned this question today.
Let me ask you, does it also adsorb onto calcium carbonate surfaces (rocks) like phosphate does?
My mind randomly spawned this question today.