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Oxalic acid is found naturally in many plants, but is poisonous in excessive amounts. Spinach, rhubarb, sorrel all contain measurable amounts of oxalic acid. It actually forms insoluble compounds with calcium and iron which inhibit their absorption by the human body, thus diminishing the purported nutritional value of some vegetables, particularly spinach.
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| oxalate |
salt of oxalic acid (H2C201); common in plants. Soluble oxalates can be toxic to humans and animals.
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| oxalic acid |
Oxalic Acid is a toxic organic acid that are found in plants. Oxalate Acid binds with nutrients which prevents your reptile from getting important nutrients. In turn Oxalic Acid binding with the nutrients form Oxalates.
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| oxalate |
A salt of oxalic acid found in kidney stones of patients suffering from hyperoxaluria, a genetic disease that causes deposits of calcium oxalates in the urinary organs.
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| oxacid |
oxyacid.
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