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Abbreviation for ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid, an Additive used in some processed foods to eliminate the possibility of rancidity caused by the transfer of trace metals during the manufacturing process. EDTA has a wide variety of nonculinary uses, including the treatment of lead poisoning.

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  • Abbreviation for ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid, an Additive used in some processed foods to eliminate the possibility of rancidity caused by the transfer of trace metals during the manufacturing process. EDTA has a wide variety of nonculinary uses, including the treatment of lead poisoning.
  • EDTA (full name Ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid) is an anticoagulant featured in Blade and Blade II. It was discovered by Karen Jenson that the acid explodes on contact with vampire blood and it is manufactured into a weapon to be used by Blade during his raid on Deacon Frost's hideout. During the final confrontation with Frost, Blade injects him with several doses of the EDTA after he gains the powers of La Magra, causing Frost to swell up enormously and explode.
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  • EDTA (full name Ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid) is an anticoagulant featured in Blade and Blade II. It was discovered by Karen Jenson that the acid explodes on contact with vampire blood and it is manufactured into a weapon to be used by Blade during his raid on Deacon Frost's hideout. During the final confrontation with Frost, Blade injects him with several doses of the EDTA after he gains the powers of La Magra, causing Frost to swell up enormously and explode. In Blade II, Scud designs a weapon to be worn on the wrists that will pump the target full of EDTA via punches. Blade attempts to use this during his first confrontation with Jared Nomak, only to find out that the EDTA has no effect on Reapers.
  • Abbreviation for ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid, an Additive used in some processed foods to eliminate the possibility of rancidity caused by the transfer of trace metals during the manufacturing process. EDTA has a wide variety of nonculinary uses, including the treatment of lead poisoning.
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