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According to the NIH, an adult older than 19 years of age should have a recommended daily allowance of 900 µg of copper. How many doses of the supplement should a person take? Assume that they do not receive any copper (0 µg) from their diet, and that a dose is 0.5 mL. for Cu2+ (M) i got 0.03879M.
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