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The protein apotransferrin binds two Fe(III) ions for cell transport. A 5.00 mL solution of apotransferrin...

The protein apotransferrin binds two Fe(III) ions for cell transport. A 5.00 mL solution of apotransferrin is titrated with 103 μL of a 1.45 M Fe(III) solution. The initially colorless solution turns red as the Fe(III) is add, and the color change is measured with a spectrophotometer. Explain why there is a difference in the spectrophotometric response before and after the equivalence point of the titration.

1) Classify the statements as describing the titration before or after the equivalence point. A) no binding sites are available for Fe(III) B) The color change is minimal C) The color change is dramatic D) All Fe(III) addad will bind to the protein

2) Calculate the concentration of apotransferrin present in the original 5.00 mL solution.

concentration= M apotransferrin?

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