What is the diameter of the smallest capillary vessel that a red
blood cell (RBC) can traverse?
red blood cells can be modeled as a cylinder with semi-spherical
caps at either end.
Note: red blood cells are very flexible while maintaining their
volume and surface area.
Repeat your calculations modeling the RBC as a paraboloid and a
half sphere.
The diameter of the RED BLOOD cell is 6.3 to 8.2 um.
Thikness of center 0.8 to 1 um
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