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  • At pH 4.0, the predominant ionic form of phosphorus present is

    Question: At pH 4.0, the predominant ionic form of phosphorus present is

    Options:

    (a) HPO₄⁻²
    (b) H₂PO₄⁻
    (c) PO₄⁻³
    (d) None of these

    ✅ Explanation:
    -The availability of different forms of phosphorus in soil is highly dependent on pH. At a pH of 4.0 (acidic), the predominant form of inorganic phosphorus is H₂PO₄⁻ (dihydrogen phosphate ion).

    📌 Other Options Explanations:
    -(a) HPO₄⁻²: This form (hydrogen phosphate ion) is more prevalent at slightly higher pH levels, around neutral to slightly alkaline conditions.
    -(c) PO₄⁻³: This form (phosphate ion) is the dominant form in highly alkaline soils.

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