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Potassium chloride (KCl)
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Chlorure de potassium
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Gamble, D.S., Langford, C.H. and Tong, J.P.K. Cu2+-fulvic acid chelation equilibrium in 0.1 M KCl at 25.0°C. Can. J. Chem., 54: 1239 (1976).
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Gamble, D.S., Langford, C.H. et Tong, J.P.K. Cu2+-fulvic acid chelation equilibrium in 0.1 M KCl at 25.0 °C. Can. J. Chem., 54 : 1239 (1976).
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5.2 4M KCl saturated with silver Electrode Filling Solution.
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5.2 Solution de KCl 4 M saturée avec la solution de remplissage pour électrode d'argent.
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Kcl
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(NH4)2SO4
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6.2 4M KCl saturated with silver Electrode Filling Solution.
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6.4 Tampon de pH 6, phtalate monopotassique.
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500 mM KCl
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KCl 500 mM
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KCl.
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Chloride is widely distributed in nature, generally as the sodium (NaCl) and potassium (KCl) salts; it constitutes approximately 0.05% of the lithosphere. (Footnote 1) By far the greatest amount of chloride found in the environment is in the oceans.
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Les chlorures sont largement répandus dans la nature, généralement sous forme de sels de sodium (NaCl) et de potassium (KCl); ils représentent environ 0,05 % de la lithosphère.(Note de bas de page 1) Ce sont les océans qui contiennent de loin la plus grande quantité de chlorures dans l'environnement.
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In Canada, it is estimated that approximately 44 000 individuals have stage 4 (15-30% of kidney function) and stage 5 (<15% of kidney function) kidney disease (Stigant et al., 2003) and are at greater risk of developing hyperkalemia under certain conditions, including potassium supplementation (KCl based water softener) and/or the consumption of certain medications.
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Les personnes en santé sont peu susceptibles de souffrir d'hyperkaliémie en raison de l'homéostasie et parce que l'apport quotidien moyen de potassium, toutes sources confondues, est d'environ 44 mg/kg p.c. (3,1 g pour un adulte de 70 kg) au Canada. Il faudrait une exposition aiguë de 78 mg/kg p.c. (5,5 g pour un adulte de 70 kg) pour provoquer l'hyperkaliémie chez une personne dont les reins fonctionnent normalement.