'Ammonia is added when preparing calcium ?oxalate_ Why'
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Calcium oxalate is a chemical compound that is commonly found in kidney stones and can also be found in some plants. It is formed by the reaction between calcium ions and oxalate ions. Now, let's consider why ammonia is added when preparing calcium oxalate. Show more…
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