which acid is present in sting of a honey
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Formic acid
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formic acid....
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Histamine makes up 0.9% of venom and causes itching and pain at the site of the sting. The acids present, which include formic, hydrochloric, and orthophosphoric acids, are now believed to be much less important in causing pain than was previously thought.
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