IPA: /ˌfɒsfətaɪˈzeɪʃən/
KK: /n/a/
The process of changing a substance into a phosphate or treating it with phosphate or phosphoric acid.
The phosphatization of the soil improved its nutrient content for better crop growth.
Phosphatization → It is formed from "phospho-" (from Greek "phosphoros", meaning light-bringer or phosphorus) and "-ization" (meaning the process of making or becoming). The word refers to the process of converting something into a phosphate or incorporating phosphates into a substance.
Think of 'phospho-' as relating to light or phosphorus, and '-ization' as the process of becoming. This helps you remember that phosphatization is the process of turning something into a phosphate.