Answer to Question #209300 in General Chemistry for Neil

Question #209300

The concentration of calcium in urine is approximately 5mM. What is the maximum concentration of oxalate that can be tolerated and not precipitate CaC2O4?

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Maximum concentration of oxalate= $1.62×10 ^{-5}M$

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