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phosphite
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phos·phite (fsft)
n.
A salt or ester of phosphorous acid.


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The synergism of phosphites and thioethers in combination with phenolic antioxidants is well known in the literature.
Today, anthropogenic influences such as steel corrosion, provide the primary source of phosphites in the environment, but prior to anthropogenic input, Pasek and Block believe lightning would have been the main source, producing up to 3000 kilograms of phosphites per year.
Phosphites include Naugard P and Wytox 312 general-purpose secondary antioxidants; Naugard 524 high-performance solid phosphite; and Naugard 492 phenolic/phosphite blend.
 
 
 
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