72.73.Match the metalloprotein in Column-A with its biological function and metal centre in Column-B.Column-AColumn-B(I) electron carrier and iron(II) electron carrier and copper(A) hemoglobin(B) cytochrome b(C) vitamin B₁2(D) hemocyainThe correct match is(a) A-VI, B-I, C-IV and D-III(c) A-VI, B-V, C-I and D-IICAREER ENDO, transport and ironCorrect answer is(a) A, B and C(III) O, transport and copper(IV) Group transfer reactions and cobalt(V) O₂ storage and cobaltPick the correct statements about Atomic Absorption Spectrometry (AAS) from the following(A) Hg lamp is not a suitable source for AAS(B) Graphite furnace is the best atomizer for AAS(C) Non-metals cannot be determined with AAS(d) AAS is better than ICP-AES for simultaneous determination of metal ions.(b) B, C and D(b) A-V, B-I, C-IV and D-III(d) A-V, B-VI, C-II and D-IV(c) C, D and A(d) D, A and B

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Match the metalloprotein in Column-A with its biological function and metal centre in Column-B. Column-A Column-B (I) electron carrier and iron (II) electron carrier and copper (A) hemoglobin (B) cytochrome b (C) vitamin B₁2 (D) hemocyain (III) O, transport and copper (IV) Group transfer reactions and cobalt (V) O, storage and cobalt CAREER ENVO transport and iron The correct match is (a) A-VI, B-I, C-IV and D-III (c) A-VI, B-V, C-I and D-II (b) A-V, B-I, C-IV and D-III (d) A-V, B-VI, C-II and D-IV Pick the correct statements about Atomic Absorption Spectrometry (AAS) from the following (A) Hg lamp is not a suitable source for AAS (B) Graphite furnace is the best atomizer for AAS

Match the metalloprotein in Column-A with its biological function and metal centre in Column-B. Column-A Column-B (I) electron carrier and iron (II) electron carrier and copper (A) hemoglobin (B) cytochrome b (C) vitamin B₁2 (D) hemocyain (III) O, transport and copper (IV) Group transfer reactions and cobalt (V) O, storage and cobalt CAREER ENVO transport and iron The correct match is (a) A-VI, B-I, C-IV and D-III (c) A-VI, B-V, C-I and D-II (b) A-V, B-I, C-IV and D-III (d) A-V, B-VI, C-II and D-IV Pick the correct statements about Atomic Absorption Spectrometry (AAS) from the following (A) Hg lamp is not a suitable source for AAS (B) Graphite furnace is the best atomizer for AAS

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