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Ferrous metaphosphate, Fe(PO3)2

Ferrous metaphosphate, Fe(PO3)2, is prepared by the action of fused metaphosphoric acid on ferrous phosphate, oxalate, or chloride, or even metallic iron, at red heat in a current of carbon dioxide. The salt is obtained as a white insoluble powder, unaffected by hydrochloric or nitric acid, but attacked by hot concentrated sulphuric acid.

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