Abstract
Abstract The exchange of phosphate ions on a strongly basic anionite, Zeroilite FF‐like in certain soils, has a complex character and does not proceed according to simple stechiometric calculations. It was found that in the description of the exchange mechanism, along with stechiometric ratios between phosphate ions and the anionite, the presence of cations and anions associated with that exchange should be also taken into account.
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