Malmo wrote:
>Wow, that's pretty tough for a nine year old. Would require a little
>research on the internet.
>
>I still haven't found one student of exercise physiology who could tell
>me how many milligrams of lactate is 4.0 millimoles/liter. So much for
>"advanced science."
And Matthew Harber replied:
> ~ 360 mg/L
> Your search is over, I'll bet you sleep better tonight.
Unfortunately, it's ~356 mg/L. The formula weight of 90.08 includes
the dissociated proton. But then I might not be considered a student
of exercise physiology.
Jason
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