Chelationové
Chelationové is a Czech term that translates to "chelated" in English. In chemistry, chelation refers to the binding of a metal ion to a larger molecule, called a chelating agent, in such a way that the metal ion is held by at least two bonds. These bonds are typically formed between the metal ion and atoms within the chelating agent, often oxygen, nitrogen, or sulfur.
Chelating agents are important in various biological and industrial processes. In the human body, molecules like
Industrially, chelating agents are used in water treatment to prevent mineral buildup, in detergents to improve