Different types of cells are different sizes, and there are different estimates of their mass. Here's one website with info about the mass of a bacterium:
http://hypertextbook.com/facts/2003/LouisSiu.shtml
Since a cell is about 10-15 microns in length and assuming its radius is no more then 5 microns that would mean it would have a volume of 523.33 microns^3 which is 5.23*10-10ml and assuming the density of the cell being around the same as water since cells can be suspended for periods of time in water until they ultimately settle to the bottom... so at around 37 degrees water has a density of 998kg/m^3 which is .998g/ml so, we can now conclude that 5.21954*10^-10g is the mass of a an average cell. So from this information we can determine the weight of RBC.
What do enthrocytes look like? Well they are not spherical, but rather flat and look like a pool raft. For simplicity let us ignore its concavity... So RBCs are about 8 microns in length and about 3 microns in width so they are flat and shorter then other cells for examples WBCs/ lymphocytes. So doing the same math as before (just this time the object is not spherical), we get 192microns^3 which is 1.92*10^-10 ml and assuming that the RBC has a higher density then water because hemoglobin is found in the RBCs and therefore iron is contained weighing the whole cell down.
*extra: about 2.5 grams of iron is found in the blood which is about 60% of the total about of iron in the body.
So for guessing purposes let us say that its density is 1025kg/m^3 which is 1.025g/ml so we can now say, that RBCs have an approximate mass of 1.968*10^-10grams
That's a tough one to answer because its mass changes depending on how oxygenated it is at any given time and they are not all the same exact size. I can give you some dimensions though. They are bioconcave discs that have a mean diameter of 7.8 micrometers. At the edges where they are thickest, they are 2.5 micrometers thick and in the center 1 micrometer or less. They have an average volume of 90-95 cubic micrometers.
The main mass of a cell is cytoplasm
no
a mass
Erythrocytes
3*10^(-11)
the cell membrane of a cell that has a low mass
The main mass of a cell is cytoplasm
no
To calculate the mass of the cell you will need to know the mass and atomic number of the element. Multiply the number of atoms by the amount of grams per mole to get the mass.
Yes, cell phones are a big part in the play of mass media.
The mass of a cell which has not been dehydrated.
cell division increases the mass of the original cell.
Water :)
cell division increases the mass of the original cell.
he defined the cell as a nucleic mass with or without a cell wall
A typical cell mass is 1 nanogram, but all cells are different sizes and masses. For example, the largest known cell is that of an unfertilized ostrich egg cell. The smallest knwon independent cell is that of Nanoarchaeum equitans.
When a cell's mass becomes too much for the plant to handle, the plant will begin to wither and die. If the cell mass is too small, the plant may lose all of its water and die.