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What is vitamins a elements name?
vitamins have no name
What chemical elements are vitamins made from?
vitamins contain the element nitrogen.
What elements are found in milk?
There are many elements found in milk such as vitamins and minerals. These vitamins include Vitamin D and Vitamin A as well as calcium.
What elements are in meat?
The most common elements are Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen and Sulfur. Minor elements are sodium, potassium and chlorine.
What is the composition of bee pollen?
It is rich in vitamins, especially B vitamins, and contains trace amounts of minerals, elements, amino acids , and enzymes.
What are the differences between vitamins and minerals?
Vitamins are organic compounds that the body needs in small amounts for various biochemical functions, while minerals are inorganic elements that the body needs in larger amounts for structural support and physiological processes. Vitamins are classified as water-soluble or fat-soluble, while minerals are classified as major minerals (needed in larger amounts) or trace minerals (needed in smaller amounts).
Nutritional elements of food?
Protein, Vitamins, Carbohydrate, Fibre and Fat
What are the six basic food elements?
Carbohydrates,Fat,Protein,Vitamins,Minerals,Water.
List two distinct ways in which minerals are differ from vitamins?
Vitamins are complex molecules, whereas minerals are singular elements. Vitamins are only required in minute quantities whereas some minerals are required in larger amounts.
Why is zinc and manganese not considered vitamins?
They are not considered vitamins because they are essential organic substances that the body requires in tiny amounts for normal growth and activity and these substances are Trace elements. Although Trace Elements are essential, these particular ones are required for plant growth, not human.
Are vitamins a metal nonmetal metalloid or a noble gas?
None of these. Vitamins are generally compounds of various elements
Nutrients that are chemical elements needed for enzyme processes and bone formation?
Vitamins and minerals
