Question

What type of magnetic changes on Fe2+ in haemoglobin takes places in the presence and absence of oxygen?​

Answer 1

Answer:

in presence of oxygen it oxyhemoglobin

in presence of carbon dioxide it form Carbaminohemoglobin

and with co it forms corboxyheamoglobin

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Answer 2

Explanation:

In the presence of oxygen haemoglobin makes oxyhaemoglobin . In oxyhaemoglobin the Fe²+ shows diamagnetic nature. In the absence of oxygen ( deoxyhaemoglobin ) Fe²+ shows paramagnetic nature.