Chemistry, asked by Narendramodi5801, 1 year ago

Specific gravity for copper sulphate solution in haemoglobin is

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Answered by parul89

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The specific gravity of 1.053 is equivalent to 12.5 g/dl haemoglobin. CuSO4 solution of specific gravity 1.053 is used for pre donation haemoglobin test.

Answered by irshadkwt99

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The specific gravity of 1.053 is equivalent to 12.5 g/dl haemoglobin.CuSO4 solution of specific gravity 1.053 is used for pre donation haemoglobintest.

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