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==Iron law of oligarchy== The German sociologist [[Robert Michels]] formulated the famous "Iron law of oligarchy", that all political and organizational institutions, no m

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These are approximate rules. A given patient with iron deficiency anemia, for example, may present with microcytic but normochromi *[[iron deficiency anemia]]

...ding-energy.png|thumb|right|400px|Nuclear binding energy per nucleon. Note iron-56 at the peak in the middle.]] ...[carbon]], [[oxygen]], [[silicon]] and so forth until they are left with [[iron]].

[[Iron deficiency anemia]], which can have a variety of causes, is the most freque

In classical times seven metals were recognized: [[Iron]], [[Gold]], [[Silver]], [[Tin]], [[Copper]], [[Lead]] and [[Mercury]]. Re

Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Iron Butterfly]]. Needs checking by a human.

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...owes its colour to [[hemoglobin]], a [[respiratory pigment]] containing [[iron]], to which oxygen binds. Hemoglobin is the most efficient respiratory pigm Other respiratory pigments with iron are [[myoglobin]] (red), [[chlorocruorin]] (green) and [[haemerythrin]] (vi

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...teel mill operated by Bethlehem Steel. Lebanon County had been the site of iron production since the 18th century. The county is the home of Fort Indiantow