Process for encapsulating particles by in-situ formation of a me

Chemistry: fertilizers – Processes and products – Organic material-containing

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71 63, 71 64E, 427180, 427201, 427212, 427215, 427343, C05C 900

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ABSTRACT:
Particles, such as fertilizer, are encapsulated with a metal carbonate coating by initially coating the particles with a metallic hydroxide, metallic oxides or mixtures thereof and subjecting the coated particles to an atmosphere containing carbon dioxide so as to convert the metallic compounds to the corresponding carbonate. Inert materials such as powdered linestone can be included with the coating.

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