Suwon Park, Josianne Germann. Formula:H 3 PO 4 Density:1.88 g/cm³ Melting Point:42.35° C Boiling Point:158 o C Has a low pH (strong acid!)

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Suwon Park, Josianne Germann

Formula:H 3 PO 4 Density:1.88 g/cm³ Melting Point:42.35° C Boiling Point:158 o C Has a low pH (strong acid!)

 Clear, colorless liquid  When added to a soft drink, gives a tangy flavor  Inorganic acid

 Removes rusts from metal objects  Can be used as a medicine (anit-nausea medication)  Can be used to clean your teeth (dentists use)  Can be used to press the food

 Hair coloring (other color dying products)  Bleach  Nail polish  Dry cat food  Body wash  Tooth paste  Shampoo

 In space, if you don’t have phosphoric acid, you won’t be able to clean the spaceships when it is dirty  If the space ships are not clean, the engine might get stuck and all yucky which will lead to a broken space ship

 Scientist (to make it)  Air (oxygen and hydrogen)  Phosphoric acid  Fire

 Made up of phosphorus, hydrogen, and oxygen  When pentoxide and water are combined..  Reacting a concentrated nitric acid and red phosphorus

 It is very easy to make  It is cheap to make compare to others  Can be used for useful things (like cleaning detergents, fertilizers, helps remove rust)

 Big industrial product  If we didn’t produce it…  Fertilizers, coke, cleaning detergents will not exist

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