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What are the coordination chemistry principles behind the effectiveness of chelation therapy in treating heavy metal poisoning, and how can these principles be applied to develop more efficient chelating agents for this purpose?

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How do the coordination chemistry principles of chelation therapy affect the ability of the chelating agent to selectively bind with a target metal ion in the body and remove it effectively?

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How do the coordination chemistry principles behind chelation therapy explain the ability of EDTA to bind to heavy metal ions in the body and effectively remove them as a treatment for heavy metal poisoning?

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What coordination chemistry principles are involved in the chelation therapy approach to remove heavy metals from the body? And how do these principles contribute to the effectiveness of chelating agents in this process?

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