Pure water has very few ions (about 1.2 10 14 ions per cubic centimeter), giving it
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Pure water has very few ions (about 1.2 × 1014 ions per cubic centimeter), giving it a high resistivity, about 1 × 105 Ω·m at 37°C. Blood plasma has a much lower resistivity of roughly 0.6 Ω·m at 37°C due to the ions dissolved in the plasma. Assuming the resistivity depends only on the concentration of ions, how many ions per cubic centimeter are in blood plasma?
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