The percentage of an iron in a haemoglobin molecule is 0.335%. If a haemoglobin molecule consist of four iron( II ) ions, what is the relative molecular mass of haemoglobin ? [ Relative atomic mass of Fe is 55.3 ]
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2012-05-15T09:06:56-0400
1) the relative molecular mass of the whole iron in haemoglobin : 4*55,3=221,2 and it is 0.335% of the whole relative molecular mass of haemoglobin. Therefore, the relative molecular mass of haemoglobin : 221,4/0,335=660,3
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