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Perchloric acid can cause macromolecules to precipitate due to its strong acidic properties, which lead to the denaturation of proteins and the disruption of their solvation shells. This results in the exposure of hydrophobic regions that aggregate together, reducing their solubility. Additionally, the high ionic strength and low pH environment can alter the charge interactions among macromolecules, further promoting precipitation.

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