Doubly‑charged calcium ions, Ca 2 + , are released into your bloodstream and flow through your...

Doubly‑charged calcium ions, Ca 2 + , are released into your bloodstream and flow through your capillaries. The diameter of a capillary is about 8.90 μm, calcium ion concentrations are approximately 1.10 mol/m 3 , and typical electric current flow due to the Ca 2 + ions is around 1.2 nA. Calculate the drift speed v drift of the calcium ions. v drift = m/s

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Firstly , i calculate the no of free electrons per unit volume for that i need to first calculate how many atoms of calcium are present and which can be easily calculate from the mole information given in the question after that as we know that one calcium atoms consists of two negative charge , so i multiply the number of atoms with charge on the single atom , and then putting all the data in the equation and then finally i got the drift speed of calcium ions.

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