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Why are bee stings often treated with ammonium hydrooxide?

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  1. NH4OH is a basic salt and the bee toxin is acidic so when you use ammonium hydrooxide a chemical reaction occures and the base neutralizes the acid. in the case of mosquito you can use lemon because of the basicity of the toxin.  


  2. It helps to nuetralize the stink toxin.
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