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the radius of molecule of haemoglobin is about _______ nanometre

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Hemoglobin is 330 mg/ml in erythrocytes, making its concentration 0.005 M. The average separation of molecules (center to center) is 6.9 nm. The diameter of a single hemoglobin molecule is about 5 nm.

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the radius of molecule of haemoglobin is about _______ nanometre​

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the radius of molecule of haemoglobin is about _______ nanometre