The plural form of hematin, referring to multiple iron-containing blood compounds or instances.
Standard English plural of 'hematin' formed by adding '-s'. Used when discussing multiple blood iron compounds or in technical contexts.
In chemistry papers from the 1800s-1900s, you'll see 'hematins' used to discuss different forms or derivatives of the iron compound—a reminder of how scientists were still exploring what was in blood!
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