Chemistry, asked by sanghamraj7114, 2 months ago

what is saline cathartics explain with suitable example (sodium nitrite)

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Saline Cathartics are inorganic, poorly absorbed salts. When you put salt in the intestinal lumen, osmotic pressure increases, which pulls water toward it and creates more bulk. With more bulk we have increased motility and peristalsis takes place.

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