Evaluate d for hemoglobin in water at 25 degrees celsius

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Calculate D for hemoglobin in water at 25 degrees celsius ( ? = 0.89 cP ), given that Vm= 48000 cm^3/mol for hemoglobin. Assuming the molecules are spherical and estimate the volume of a molecule as Vm/ Na. The experimental value is 7 x 10^-7 cm^2/s

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