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Hemoglobin contains 0.33% of Iron by weight. If 1 molecule of Hemoglobin contains two iron atoms, the molecular weight of Hemoglobin will be (at. Wt. of F=56 ) nearly​

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Percentage of Fe=0.33 % molecular weight of haemoglobin

Percentage of Fe=0.33 % molecular weight of haemoglobinWeight of Fe present = 1000.33×67200 = 221.8

Percentage of Fe=0.33 % molecular weight of haemoglobinWeight of Fe present = 1000.33×67200 = 221.8One Fe weighs 55.8 g

Percentage of Fe=0.33 % molecular weight of haemoglobinWeight of Fe present = 1000.33×67200 = 221.8One Fe weighs 55.8 gTherefore, 55.8221.8 =4

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