Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Kiln Phosphoric Acid (KPA)
Oops!  Appleyard beat me to the AFD discussion!)  These are attempts to recreate the JDC Phosphate spam article.  Patents are not inherently notable; being named on a patent is not inherently notable.  The terms "Improved Hard Process" and "Kiln Phosphoric Acid" are eologisms with no use outside of this company.  No proof this this process is implemented outside of lab experiments &mdash; indeed, the tone of the articles strongly implies that this industry process hasn't existed long enough to even be implemented in real industry.  Only reference appears to be ''Fertilizer International'', an trade magazine whose editorial guidelines are not clear and so is not known to be a  for notability.  These pages are all back-door attempts to gain "Wikipedia legitimacy" for a company named JDC Phosphate, which is a company apparently formed by this Joseph Megy guy, who is trying to gain traction for this chemical trick he just got a patent on this year.  JDC Phosphate has been |speedy deleted twice, despite the author's repeated attempts to delete the speedy tags in violation of Wikipedia policy.  Same author has recreated the same basic information under multiple titles.  Since the user has also cleared his user talk page and the diffs on the other articles are reset, you'll probably want to check http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User_talk:Geoseh&oldid=222422115 Geoseh User Talk as of 222422115 for the warnings. Tired of playing Whack-a-Mole with this guy
— User:Closeapple, 09:43, 1 July 2008 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:N||WP:CSD||WP:reliable source (Wikipedia:Notability)