chelated phosphate
[KEE-lay-tid FOS-fayt]
nounpl: chelated phosphates
fosfato quelado
1. A chemical compound formed when phosphate ions are bonded to a central metal atom through chelation, creating a stable complex that enhances bioavailability and absorption
Chelated phosphate supplements are used in agriculture to improve nutrient uptake in plants.
Suplementos de fosfato quelado são utilizados na agricultura para melhorar a absorção de nutrientes nas plantas.
2. In biochemistry and nutrition, a phosphate compound complexed with a metal ion to prevent precipitation and increase biological effectiveness
The chelated phosphate formulation showed improved bioavailability compared to inorganic phosphate.
A formulação de fosfato quelado apresentou biodisponibilidade melhorada em comparação com o fosfato inorgânico.
This term is primarily used in scientific, agricultural, and nutritional contexts in both Brazil and the USA. In Brazil, it is commonly found in discussions about agricultural productivity and animal feed supplementation. The chelation technology is marketed as a premium solution for nutrient supplementation in both countries, particularly in the agribusiness and dietary supplement industries.
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