Kelátképzésben

Kelátképzésben is a Hungarian term that translates to "in chelating agents" or "in chelation" in English. This refers to the process or context where substances known as chelating agents are involved. Chelating agents are molecules that can bind to metal ions through multiple points of attachment, forming a stable ring structure called a chelate. This binding is often described as a "claw-like" grip, hence the name derived from the Greek word "chele" meaning claw.

In various applications, chelating agents are used to control the availability and reactivity of metal ions. For example, in water treatment, they can sequester (bind) unwanted metal ions like calcium and magnesium, preventing scale formation or improving the effectiveness of detergents. In medicine, chelating agents are employed to remove toxic heavy metals from the body, a process known as chelation therapy. They also play roles in agriculture, where they help deliver essential micronutrients to plants, and in industrial processes such as pulp and paper manufacturing and textile dyeing, where they prevent metal-catalyzed degradation or unwanted color changes. The term "kelátképzésben" would be used to describe these specific contexts or situations where chelation is actively occurring or being utilized.