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What layer of the ozone contains ions?

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Where are sodium and potassium ions located in the human body?

Sodium and potassium ions are usually used for the sodium and potassium pump which moves glycose in and out of the cell. Because sodium is positively charged and potassium is positively charged it repels against each other and with some help from ATP(ADENSINE TRIPHOSPHATE) they go through active transport. Also sodium is used for the transport of electrical impulses in the nervous system so sodium ions and potassium ions is mostly located in and out of cells. They are located in our bone and within our cells so there is no definite answer but to say in and out of our cells.Sodium and potassium ions are comprised as a sort of "pump" which moves glucose in and out of the cells. Because sodium is positively charged and potassium is negatively charged, they repel against one against the other and with help from ATP (ADENSINE TRIPHOSPHATE) they are actively transported through the nervous system via electrical impulses both within the skeletal system and throughout the cells.Most sodium ions are located in the blood (in the capillaries and vessels) and potassium ions are located in the interstitial fluid that surrounds the cells.


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Is the Sodium Potassium pump located on the apical membrane?

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