The most abundant minerals in body of vertebrates are

Question

The most abundant minerals in body of vertebrates are (A)  Ca  (B)  K and Cl  (C)  K+ and PO4  (D)  Ca and P

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Most abundant minerals in body of vertebrates are calcium (2%) which is followed by phosphorus 1%, while most abundant mineral in cellular pool is K+ followed by phosphate. Most abundant in body fluids are Na+ followed by Cl- .

Q. The most abundant minerals in body of vertebrates are

$C a$

$K$ and $Cl$

$K^{+}$ and $P O_{4}$

$C a$ and P

Most abundant minerals in body of vertebrates are calcium (2%) which is followed by phosphorus 1%, while most abundant mineral in cellular pool is $K^{+}$ followed by phosphate. Most abundant in body fluids are $N a^{+}$ followed by $C l^{-}$ .

Q. The most abundant minerals in body of vertebrates are

Ca

K and Cl

K+ and PO4​

Ca and P

Most abundant minerals in body of vertebrates are calcium (2%) which is followed by phosphorus 1%, while most abundant mineral in cellular pool is K+ followed by phosphate. Most abundant in body fluids are Na+ followed by Cl− .

$C a$

$K$ and $Cl$

$K^{+}$ and $P O_{4}$

$C a$ and P

Most abundant minerals in body of vertebrates are calcium (2%) which is followed by phosphorus 1%, while most abundant mineral in cellular pool is $K^{+}$ followed by phosphate. Most abundant in body fluids are $N a^{+}$ followed by $C l^{-}$ .