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Definition of K₃PO₂
K₃PO₂, also known as Potassium Phosphate, is a naturally occurring chemical substance. In English, we call it Potassium Phosphate. K₃PO₂ consists of 3 potassium atoms (K), 1 phosphorus atom (P), and 2 oxygen atoms (O). The atomic mass of K is 39, P is 31, and O is 16, so the molecular weight of K₃PO₂ is 339 + 131 + 2*16 = 107 + 31 + 32 = 170. According to the molecular structure, K₃PO₂ has 3 K+ ions and 1 PO₃- ion.

Properties: K₃PO₂
K₃PO₂ appears as white crystals, odorless and has a neutral pH. K₃PO₂ has the ability to react with metals, acids and non-metals to form other chemicals.

Common chemical equations of K₃PO₂
The chemical equations commonly encountered in the reaction of K₃PO₂ with other chemicals are not entirely clear, requiring actual research and experimentation.

Synthesis of K₃PO₂
K₃PO₂ can be synthesized through the reaction between potassium and substances containing phosphate. The method of synthesizing K₃PO₂ also depends on the actual conditions in the laboratory as well as in industry.