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• Free-Pligsphate <br /> ORC contains up to three percent of food grade potassium phosphate The <br /> phosphate is specifically KH2PO4, also known as monopotassium phosphate or <br /> N4KP and/or K2HPO4, which is dipotassium phosphate or DY-.-P The <br /> concentration cited is intimately bound to the crystalline structure of magnesium <br /> peroxide Some may eventually be released since the potassium phosphates are <br /> water soluble. <br /> Even though a portion will remain with the spent product, to be conservative we <br /> may assume it will all be released. If this is the case one has to evaluate the total <br /> volume of water that will solubilize the extant phosphate, in order to derive a <br /> concentration that could permeate the aquifer It can be easily shown that the <br /> amounts fall below I ppm in the immediate vicinity of the source well <br /> Qualitatively, several points should be made with respect to the benign nature of <br /> • the phosphates in question First, they are ingestible and harmless, they are used <br /> as meat moisturizers and in baby food REGENESIS uses a food-grade <br /> product for the extra purity It is not imperative that it be food-grade pure to be <br /> safe -- as the lesser grades are sold as fertilizer Furthermore, the phosphates are <br /> invariably going to be metabolized by any of the sub-surface microorganisms, <br /> aerobic or anaerobic, as it is a basic nutrient that is essential to life Its ultimate <br /> fate in living organisms, from microbes to mammals, is that it will become part <br /> of the ubiquitous array of biochemicals that contain phosphate <br /> is <br /> REGENES1S ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- <br /> Bioremediat[on Products 27130A Paseo Espada, Ste 1407, San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675 <br /> Phone 714-443-3136 Fax 714-443-3140 <br />