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Polyvalent cation chelation refers to the process by which molecules (chelators) bind tightly to polyvalent metal ions such as ferric iron (Fe³⁺) or aluminum (Al³⁺), forming stable complexes. This interaction can significantly impact drug absorption, leading to reduced bioavailability, and is also exploited therapeutically for the removal of excess iron in iron overload disorders. Factors like pH, ionic strength, and ligand structure influence chelate stability.
Formation of stable, poorly soluble complexes with polyvalent cations (Fe³⁺, Al³⁺), reducing drug absorption or facilitating metal ion removal.
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