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supplement:
Chromic Cation
supplement:
Ferric Ion
Research Papers that Mention the Interaction
“Additions of Cr(III) at 200 μM plus Fe(III) at 1000 μM showed synergistic effect in ROS production and in lowering antioxidant activity.”
Pro- and antioxidant activity of chromium(III), iron(III), molybdenum(III) or nickel(II) and their mixtures.“Additions of Cr(III) at 200 μM plus Fe(III) at 1000 μM showed synergistic effect in decrease of cell viability and increase of comets, micronuclei and number of revertants in both cell lines.”
“It was found that there was an interactive effect of high Cr(III) doses and different Fe(III) levels in the diet on the carbohydrate metabolism and insulin resistance indexes.”
The Interactive Effect of High Doses of Chromium(III) and Different Iron(III) Levels on the Carbohydrate Status, Lipid Profile, and Selected Biochemical Parameters in Female Wistar Rats“The doses of supplementary Cr(III) given separately or in combination with high level of Fe(III) disturbed the Cr content in the liver and kidneys of healthy female rats.”
“… Cr(III) … Fe(III) to generate stable (CrχFe1-χ)(OH)3 precipitates, leading to a much lower Cr(III) release of 7.5% back to solution by ….8%, indicating that the nFeOOH@AC had a prospective potential for Cr(VI) immobilization and decreased Cr residue in treated drinking water.”
Effective immobilization of hexavalent chromium from drinking water by nano-FeOOH coating activated carbon: Adsorption and reduction.“Additions of Cr(iii) at 200 μM plus Fe(iii) at 1000 μM showed a synergistic effect on the cell cycle and MTP.”
“Thus, it is suggested that bacterially mediated Cr(III) reduction in the soil beneath the COPR site is dependent on Fe(III) reduction to sustain the bacterial community.”
“The largest selectivity coefficient of the Fe(III)-imprinted sorbent for Fe(III) in the presence of Cr(III) was over 450.”
“From an extension of studies to include reduction of Fe(III)Fe(III).Cr(III)L with Cr(II)L , evidence is obtained for a second reaction site when that at Tyr-25/Tyr-82 is no longer available.”
“Interference of Fe(III) and Cr(III) is prevented by complexing with tarartic acid.”
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