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calcium acetate

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calcium acetate [′kal·sē·əm ′as·ə‚tāt]
(organic chemistry)
Ca(C2H3O2)2A compound that crystallizes as colorless needles that are soluble in water; formerly used as an important source of acetone and acetic acid; now used as a mordant and as a stabilizer of plastics.


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Because calcium acetate is quite soluble and this may mask the true solubility of the nano HA, solubility measurements were not performed on this material.
There was a scientific rationale for the treatment described in the case report by Wieder, (7) a rationale that Ciccone says was based on a known "chemical reaction where insoluble calcium carbonate molecules combine with acetic acid to form calcium acetate, which is more soluble.
The submission of the sNDA is based on data from the "Effect of Calcium Acetate on Phosphorus Levels in Patients with Advanced Chronic Kidney Disease" (EPIC) study.
 
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