Chelating agents experimental results

The experimental results show that when the chelating agent concentration is varied at constant TOTCu, the growth rate increases with increasing... 

The experimental results of Popov et al. (2001) reveal the influence of the chelating agent HEDPA on the electroosmotic flow rate in a natural sod-podzolic soil contaminated with 0.003 g phenol per gram of dry soil. The introduction of a small amount of HEDPA into the system increases the coefficient of electroosmotic conductivity of the soil from 4 x 10 to 11.2 x 10 mW-s. Up to 80%-95% of the phenol was removed after 30-50 h of treatment, and the average electroosmotic flow rate remained constant throughout the tests. 

In the experimental animal, renal damage is not a normal response to a single acute dose of cadmium since, under these conditions the metal accumulates predominantly in the liver and kidney uptake is small. It is possible, however, to alter the distribution of cadmium between these organs by administration of a suitable chelating agent simultaneously with the metal. Thus the injection of 10 ymol CdCl2 together with excess cysteine results in a renal concentration within... 

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