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Heavy metal chelation

OBSOLETE. The strong but reversible binding of a heavy metal ion by a larger molecule such as protein. [GOC:jl, ISBN:0124325653]
National Institutes of Health

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2020
Review
2020
Heavy metal chelation tests: the misleading and hazardous promise
Heavy metal screening is currently very popular, especially on the web, and has become a “must do” for an increasing number of… 
2020
2020
Decomplexation of heterogeneous catalytic ozonation assisted with heavy metal chelation for advanced treatment of coordination complexes of Ni.
2016
2016
Autonomously Propelled Motors for Value-Added Product Synthesis and Purification.
A proof-of-concept design for autonomous, self-propelling motors towards value-added product synthesis and separation is… 
2012
2012
Development of an iron chelating polyethylene film for active packaging applications.
Metal-promoted oxidation reactions are a major cause of food quality deterioration. Active packaging offers novel approaches to… 
2008
2008
Cosmetic composition for heavy metal chelation and fine particle absorption containing polysaccharides
PURPOSE: A cosmetic composition containing polysaccharides for adsorbing heavy metal and micro dust is provided to reduce skin… 
2007
2007
Integrative Medicine and the Role of Modified Citrus Pectin/Alginates in Heavy MetIntegrative Medicine and the Role of Modified Citrus Pectin/Alginates in Heavy Metal Chelation and Detoxification…
Heavy metal body burden can contribute to chronic disease, as well as interfere with the body’s capacity to recover from illness… 
1975
1975
Fluorescent products and polyunsaturated fatty acids of human testes
Lipid soluble fluorescent pigments from human testis were fractionated by silicic acid column chromatography and silica gel thin… 
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