ONLY DO PART D AND E, DO NOT DO PART A, B, OR C 1. a. Imagine that there is a certain copper containing metalloprotein, abbreviated R, whichcontains two copper atoms per molecule of protein. The molar mass of R is 107,000g/mol. What is the mass % of copper in the metalloprotein?b. The concentration of R in blood is 15.5 g R/100 ml blood. What is its molarconcentration?R can bind Ole: If the O pressure is 0.16 atm at 37°C, what is the molarс.2(g)concentration of the O?2(g)d. The two copper atoms in R have the ability to bind one molecule of 0, (Cu-0-0-Cu). If,at equilibrium, 0, is bound to 60% of the R, what is the equilibrium constant for thereactionR + 0, = RO, ?е.Hemoglobin, abbreviated Hb, is the oxygen carrier protein in mammals. The equilibriumconstant for the reaction of Hb with Oe under the same conditions, Hb + 0,HbO, is 225. What is the equilibrium constant for the reaction Hbo, +R = RO, +НЬ ?

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d. The two copper atoms in R have the ability to bind one molecule of 0, (Cu-0-0-Cu). If, at equilibrium, o, is bound to 60% of the R, what is the equilibrium constant for the reaction R + 0, = RO, ? Hemoglobin, abbreviated Hb, is the oxygen carrier protein in mammals. The equilibrium constant for the reaction of Hb with O under the same conditions, Hb + 0, = HbO, is 225. What is the equilibrium constant for the reaction Hbo, + R = RO, + e. Hb ?

d. The two copper atoms in R have the ability to bind one molecule of 0, (Cu-0-0-Cu). If, at equilibrium, o, is bound to 60% of the R, what is the equilibrium constant for the reaction R + 0, = RO, ? Hemoglobin, abbreviated Hb, is the oxygen carrier protein in mammals. The equilibrium constant for the reaction of Hb with O under the same conditions, Hb + 0, = HbO, is 225. What is the equilibrium constant for the reaction Hbo, + R = RO, + e. Hb ?

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