2. Iron-59 in the form of iron (II) citrate is used in iron metabolism studies. Its half-life is 45.6 days. If you start with 0.56 mg iron-59, how much would remain after 1 year?

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2. Iron-59 in the form of iron (II) citrate is used in iron metabolism studies. Its half-life is 45.6 days. If you
start with 0.56 mg iron-59, how much would remain after 1 year?
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