Phosphates arent real.

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I wish this were true. (Says the dork who just realized he ordered phosphorus test kit reagents instead of phosphate :( )
Fake news......why even bother testing? Haven't you heard? There is no such thing as phosphate...... you're just wasting money!
 
I wish this were true. (Says the dork who just realized he ordered phosphorus test kit reagents instead of phosphate :( )
But wait! I use the phosphorus ULR checker and it’s Christmas!!:)
 
Scientifically, they aren't.
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Wow, I guess I need to rethink my whole life's work. I'll be sure to ask the companies that made billions of dollars off my phosphate binders to refund the patients who used them, and ask those patients to stop using them and risk death, because the whole thing is a scam. lol
Ah yes, it must be real because lots of people spent lots of money convincing you so.
 
You mean Molecules and Atoms aren't real either? Are we going back to 16th century reef keeping methods?
Tell me more about 16th century reef keeping, but first I'd like to know what years you believe fall into the 16th century
 
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