A nephrolith is formed due to Ca (II) oxalate, phosphate or urate precipitation. Will CaC204 precipitate if the concentration of oxalate anion C2042- in blood plasma increase to 3.8• 10-4 mol/L; the concentration of Ca2+ in plasma blood is 1.8• 10- mol/L, Ksp(CaC204) = 2,3 • 10-9 mol2/L2 4

A nephrolith is formed due to Ca (II) oxalate, phosphate or urate precipitation. Will CaC204 precipitate if the concentration of oxalate anion C2042- in blood plasma increase to 3.8• 10-4 mol/L; the concentration of Ca2+ in plasma blood is 1.8• 10- mol/L, Ksp(CaC204) = 2,3 • 10-9 mol2/L2 4

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A nephrolith is formed due to Ca (II) oxalate, phosphate or urate precipitation. Will
CaC204 precipitate if the concentration of oxalate anion C2042- in blood plasma
increase to 3.8•10-4 mol/L; the concentration of Ca2+ in plasma blood is 1.8 · 10
mol/L, Ksp(CaC204) = 2,3 · 10-9 mol?/L2
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