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If sucrose is moving at 100 cm h through sleive tubes where sieve elements were 200 um long, how long would it take a given molecule of sucrose to pass through one sieve element ?

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To solve the problem of how long it would take a molecule of sucrose to pass through one sieve element, we can follow these steps: ### Step 1: Identify the given values - Speed of sucrose = 100 cm/h - Length of one sieve element = 200 µm ### Step 2: Convert the units Since the speed is given in centimeters per hour and the distance is in micrometers, we need to convert the speed from centimeters to micrometers for consistency. ...
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