In the context of the Blood chapter, which of the following best describes iron? Answers: the Fe 3+ form binds to oxygen Review Test Submission: M1 Lecture Exam binds to the alpha globulin of hemoglobin is stored and transported through blood in free form the Fe 2+ form binds to oxygen

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