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33 mg/14% elemental iron.
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How much elemental iron is in ferrous bisglycinate?
27mg of elemental iron per dose.
What dose of ferrous gluconate in mg is equivalent to ferrous sulphate prescribed?
it is the same answer because ferrous is metal and it is equivalent gmoubarak: that is incorrect, you have to see how much elemental iron both are equivalent to and dose them by elemental iron content. ferrous sulfate is 20% elemental iron ferrous gluconate is 12% elemental iron therefore 100 mg of ferrous sulfate is 20mg elemental iron, and 100 mg of ferrous gluconate is 12 mg elemental iron. You can then use this to calculate the conversion between the too. When dosing the two you have to use elemental iron need. Hope this helps. G.Moubarak PharmD
Is sodium cheap?
Even though the ores of both the metals is quite cheap, Sodium has to be extracted through electrolysis which is quite an expensive process where as Iron is extracted from Blast furnace which is comparatively cheaper to run.
How does sodium fluoride react with xenon?
No. Xenon is highly unreactive. Xenon will, under special circumstances, react with elemental fluorine, which is much more reactive than fluorides.
Are the elements in the compound salt dangerous?
The elements which make up table salt, sodium and chlorine, are dangerous in their elemental forms. However, their ions (which are present in table salt) are much less harmful.
How much elemental iron is in ferrous bisglycinate?
27mg of elemental iron per dose.
How much ferrous sulfate is 27 mg elemental iron?
The elemental iron is 5.4 mg
How much ferrous sulfate equivalent to elemental iron?
for 200mg elemental iron,how much quantity of ferrous sulfate will be taken.
How much elemental iron is in 25 mg of iron Bisglycinate?
it's iron
How much iron is in 325 mg ferrous sulfate?
65 mg of elemental iron.
How much elemental iron is in ferrous gluconate?
Ferrous gluconate provides 12% elemental iron. For example if you take 100 mg ferrous gluconate you will get 12% elemental iron. Similarly Ferrous sulphate provides 20% elemental iron and Ferrous Fumarate provides 33% elemental iron that is why ferrous fumarate is best supplement for iron deficiency specially in pregnancy and lactation. Reference: British Journal of Nutrition 2001.
How much elemental iron is in 90 mg of ferrous fumarate?
Thirty three percent of a ferrous fumarate is retained in the form of elemental iron, so for a 90 mg dose, we'd take 33% of 90mg which equals 29.7mg of elemental iron.
What dose of ferrous gluconate in mg is equivalent to ferrous sulphate prescribed?
it is the same answer because ferrous is metal and it is equivalent gmoubarak: that is incorrect, you have to see how much elemental iron both are equivalent to and dose them by elemental iron content. ferrous sulfate is 20% elemental iron ferrous gluconate is 12% elemental iron therefore 100 mg of ferrous sulfate is 20mg elemental iron, and 100 mg of ferrous gluconate is 12 mg elemental iron. You can then use this to calculate the conversion between the too. When dosing the two you have to use elemental iron need. Hope this helps. G.Moubarak PharmD
How much elemental iron in 100 mg ferric ammonium citrate?
18mg
How much Elemental chloride in NaCl?
The formula unit of sodium chloride (NaCl) contain 60,33 % chlorine.
Is sodium cheap?
Even though the ores of both the metals is quite cheap, Sodium has to be extracted through electrolysis which is quite an expensive process where as Iron is extracted from Blast furnace which is comparatively cheaper to run.
Considering the reaction when sodium is mixed with water - if one consumes a sodium supplement then drinks a glass of water - would there be a reaction in the stomach?
I had no idea there was such a thing as a sodium supplement, considering most people have far too much in their diets anyway (too much salt in the food). A lot of health food will advertise "Low Sodium" or "No Sodium." But to answer your question… No. That reaction you are referring to is only between metallic or elemental sodium and water, which is very exothermic. A sodium "supplement" does not contain any sodium in elemental form. It just contains a compound of sodium such as table salt (sodium chloride). If you were to be unwise enough to purchase elemental sodium (if you could find it) and ingest it, you wouldn't need to drink any water, because your saliva or stomach acid contain more than enough water to give you plenty of injury! You have nothing to worry about when it comes to having a sodium supplement bursting into flames in your stomach. -Alan My question was meant to be humorous, but thank you for the information. - Aratelad
