- EDTA is a widely
used abbreviation for the chemical compound ethylene diaminetetraacetic
acid.
- EDTA is mostly
synthesised from 1,2-diaminoethane (ethylenediamine), formaldehyde
(methanal), water and sodium cyanide. This yields the tetra sodium salt,
which can be converted into the acidic forms by
acidification.
- EDTA proved to be an
efficient mobilising amendment during chemically enhanced
phytoextraction of heavy metals. The presence of Fe-(hydr)oxides and
their dissolution after the addition of EDTA can limit the
phytoextraction of the targeted heavy metals due to the high
stability of the formed Fe(III)EDTA complexes.
- The FeII(EDTA)
solution was prepared by diluting a predetermined amount of EDTA
solution (Na4EDTA) in degassed water.
- The photolysis of
Co(EDTA1- in the ultraviolet is unlike analogous reactions of
Fe(II1)complexes.
- Greiner VACUETTEŽ
K3EDTA and K2EDTA tubes provide a means of collecting and transporting
an undiluted plasma specimen in a closed evacuated system. The tubes
contain spray-dried EDTA yielding a ratio of 1.8 mg/mL of blood when
evacuated tube is filled correctly to its fill volume.
- The sodium and
calcium salts of EDTA are common sequestrants in many kinds of foods and
beverages.
- Chelation therapy is
a treatment that involves repeated intravenous administration of a
synthetic solution called ethylene diaminetetraacetic acid, or EDTA, to
pull toxins from the bloodstream.
- EDTA is used in
chelation therapy for acute hypercalcemia, mercury poisoning and lead
poisoning.
- EDTA helps remove
excess levels of digoxin, a medication known as a digitalis glycoside
that is used to treat abnormal rhythms of the heart.
- EDTA is generally
regarded as nontoxic and is used in food products and
medicines.
- The use of
formaldehyde in the manufacture of chelating agents represents a modest
but important market for formaldehyde.
- Approximately 75% of
the formaldehyde used in the synthesis of chelating agents is consumed
in the manufacture of ethylene diaminetetraacetic acid
- Widespread use of
EDTA and its slow removal under many environmental conditions has led to
its status as the most abundant anthropogenic compound in many European
surface waters.
- The FDA approved the
use of EDTA over 50 years ago as a pharmaceutical agent for the
treatment of lead and other heavy metal poisoning or
exposure.
- EDTA proved to be
the most successful chelating agent used for enhancing the
phytoextraction of Pb. However, the toxicity of free EDTA and the
persistence of the metal-EDTA complexes are the main drawbacks
associated with the use of this chelating agent in chemically
enhanced phytoextraction of heavy metals.
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General
- EDTA
- EDTA - Chemistry and
Structure
- Ethylene
diaminetetraacetic acid Overview
Process
- Analysis of
intermediates of EDTA biodegradation by HPLC
- EDTA Chelation
Process
- An experimental
study on EDTA degradation during the reactive absorption of oxygen in
aqueous FeII(EDTA) solutions
- Detection of metallo
betalactamase producing Pseudomonas aeruginosa in hospitalized
patients
- Influence of EDTA
and magnesium on DNA extraction from blood samples and specificity of
polymerase chain reaction
- Photochemical
decomposition of EDTA coordinated to cobalt(II1): products, thermal
reactions, and evidence for outer sphere alcohol oxidation by the
excited state
- HPLC Separation of
EDTA
- Evaluation of
VACUETTEŽ
K3EDTA and K2EDTA Evacuated Blood Collection Tubes Using
the ID-Micro Typing SystemTM (ID-MTS) Gel TestTM
Functions
- Determination of
Cobalt by Titration with EDTA
- Compleximetric
determination of Magnesium Oxide using EDTA
- Effects of Dosages
and Application Periods of EDTA on Morphological and Cytogenetic
Characters of Barley Seedlings
- Effect of EDTA on
the extractability of Zinc, Cadmium and Nickel in Soils
- Effect of EDTA on
the Foliar Absorption of Trace Element Fertilizers
- Comparison of the
Effects of Water-Soluble (EDTA) and Particulate (Chelex-100) Synthetic
Ligands on the Growth of Phytoplankton Population in the Disphotic Zone
Seawater
- EDTA as the modifier
for the determination of Cd, Hg and Pb in fish by slurry sampling
electrothermal vaporization inductively coupled plasma mass
spectrometry
- The effect of EDTA,
heparin and storage on the erythrocyte osmotic fragility, plasma
osmolality and haematocrit of adult ostriches
- The Effect of KMnO+,
EDTA and CN on the Removal of Heavv Metals from Chemical Laboratory
Wastewater
by Ferritisation
- Effects of EDTA on
Selective Flotation of Sulphide Minerals
Company Profiles and
Consultants
- Company in
Canada
- Company in
Gujarat
- Company in
Liaoning
- Company in
Mumbai
- Company in
Taiwan
- Project
Consultants
- Ethylenediaminetetraacetic Acid
Experts
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Patent
- Process for cleaning
trace metals from EDTA
- Process for removing
metal-EDTA complex and free EDTA salts from mixed aqueous-organic media
- Preparation of
albumin using PEG and EDTA
- Magnesium
di-potassium EDTA complex and method of administration
- Foodstuffs
containing a cereal ingredient and ferric EDTA
- M-EDTA
pharmaceutical preparations and uses thereof
Products
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MOR-GRO 3%
Calcium EDTA
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Product
List
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5%
Chelated Calcium EDTA
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7.5%
Copper EDTA
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4.5% Iron
EDTA
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Mor-Gro
4.5% Iron HEDTA
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LipoPhos
EDTA
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Mor-Gro
2.5% Magnesium EDTA
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Mor-Gro 6%
Manganese EDTA
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Pulpdent
Edta Solutions 17%
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Tripotassium EDTA Tubes
1.75mg per ml of blood
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Mor-Gro 6% Zinc
EDTA
Material
Safety Data Sheet
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EDTA
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File-Rite
17% EDTA Gel
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0.5 M EDTA
Solution
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Safety
data for EDTA
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EDTA
Disodium Salt
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EDTA
Solution, 17 %
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0.5M EDTA,
pH 8.0
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Safety
data for EDTA trisodium salt trihydrate
Applications
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EDTA
Binding to Anion Exchange Resin
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Improvement of Essential Hypertension after EDTA
Intravenous Infusion treatment
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EDTA
as a Food Additive/ Preservative
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EDTA
Chelation Therapy for
Atherosclerosis And Degenerative Diseases:
Implausibility and Paradoxical Oxidant Effects
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History Of
EDTA Usage And Description of IV Chelation
Market
and Report
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EDTA
Conference & Exposition
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NO
Absorption Studies in Aqueous FeII (EDTA) Solutions Using a Model Spray
Tower
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EDTA
Chelation/Hypertension Study: Clinical Patterns as Judged by the Cornell
Medical Index Questionnaire
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Rapid
Injection of Calcium-EDTA IS Dangerous and Unproven
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EDTA
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Risk
Management for EDTA and its Sodium salts
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The role
of Fe- and Mn-oxides during EDTA-enhanced phytoextraction of heavy
metals
Suppliers
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EDTA
Manufacturers
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EDTA China
Suppliers
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EFTA
Indian Suppliers
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Selling
Leads of EDTA
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