c. Calculate for the mass of struvite that can be formed in the given urine sample. d. Given that the specific gravity of struvite is 1.7, determine if the amount of struvite in c can pass through the kidney. Note: less than 6mm diameter urolith can pass through the kidney. Assume that the urolith is spherically shaped. e. Using your answer in c, calculate for the number of phosphate ions in the sample.
c. Calculate for the mass of struvite that can be formed in the given urine sample. d. Given that the specific gravity of struvite is 1.7, determine if the amount of struvite in c can pass through the kidney. Note: less than 6mm diameter urolith can pass through the kidney. Assume that the urolith is spherically shaped. e. Using your answer in c, calculate for the number of phosphate ions in the sample.
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c. Calculate for the mass of struvite that can be formed in the given urine sample.
d. Given that the specific gravity of struvite is 1.7, determine if the amount of struvite in c can pass through the kidney. Note: less than 6mm diameter urolith can pass through the kidney. Assume that the urolith is spherically shaped.
e. Using your answer in c, calculate for the number of phosphate ions in the sample.
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