Chemistry, asked by AMIRTHA1908, 1 year ago

Number of fe atom in 100g haemoglobin in it contain 0.33%fe (atomic mass of fe =56)

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Number Of Fe Atoms In 100 G Haemoglobin If It Contains 0.33% Fe. (Atomic Mass Of Fe=56). Mass Of hemoglobin = 100 g. 56g of iron(Fe) atoms = 1 mole of iron or 6.033 * 10^23 atom

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