Wasn't approximating MW. I was approximating the number of nanomicelles in a 20 cc dose of FluCide. the claim if you recall was that there would not be enough nanomicelles as opposed host cell opportunities for the virus.
Well, as it turns out, there are at least 10 times as many nanomicelles per cc as there are cells in the average human body. So, even if influenza infected cells in the liver, spleen and knees, in addition to all the cells in the lungs, there would still be at least 100 times more opportunities to hook up with a decoy.
You don't need MW to determine the number of particles if you already know the size of the very large particle.
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