Jorsefthewizard
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08-31-2021
02:13 PM
iron from hemoglobin
I was wondering if there was a way to separate the iron from the rest of the hemoglobin in your blood without oxidizing the iron. The only way I could come up with is incinerating the blood, then mixing it with water to separate the iron. But it leaves a portion of the iron oxidized. Is there something else I could try? I am by no means a chemist. I am just trying something out that I thought would be fun.
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INDOURA
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11-07-2021
05:23 AM
Re: iron from hemoglobin
First to separate the oxidising agent (free radicals) from blood then separate iron.