Titlebook: Chemistry of Iron; J. Silver Book 1993 Chapman & Hall 1993 chemistry.inorganic chemistry.iron.metals.organometallic chemistry

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-38960-3acromolecules like oxygen-carrying haemoglobins and electron-carrying cytochromes (see chapter 6). Thus it is also of major importance in biology and, with the possible exception of a few bacteria, no life exists without it.

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Stefano Fantoni,Nicola Casagli,Marina Cobal centre to assume roles as varied as oxygen transport and storage, enzymatic reactions, and electron transfer. In addition, iron biomolecules can be divided into those which utilise iron to effect a biological function (0. transport, electron shuttling, etc.) and those which transport and store iron.

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Models for iron biomolecules, centre to assume roles as varied as oxygen transport and storage, enzymatic reactions, and electron transfer. In addition, iron biomolecules can be divided into those which utilise iron to effect a biological function (0. transport, electron shuttling, etc.) and those which transport and store iron.

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Andrei Khrennikov,Emmanuel Havent before . 3400 sc but the metal was exceedingly scarce and used only as beads for jewellery. Recent analysis of this iron has shown it to contain some nickel and speculation exists as to whether it was derived from meteoritic sources. Iron of seemingly terrestrial origin was also used in Mesopotami

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