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Clarence Chase
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14 April, 18:01
What is EDTA, mainly used in Hematology
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Jermaine Phillips
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EDTA stands for ethylenediamine tetra - acetic acid. It is a crystalline acid with a strong tendency to form chelates with metal ions.
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