Hemoglobin in your blood does not use elemental iron. it uses iron in the form of fe2+(aq).
iron reacts with acid (represented as h+(aq)) to produce fe2+(aq) and hydrogen gas.
write a balanced chemical reaction, including phase symbols, to describe the reaction of iron with acid.
write a hypothesis that may explain how and where neutral iron is converted to fe2+ cation in the human body.
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