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Why are minarels important to the human body?
Calcium is important in bone development. Sodium and potassium are necessary for nerve impulse production. Iron is necessary for red blood cells to transport oxygen. The function of the human body requires minerals to work.
What are minarels needed for?
Minerals are needed for various essential functions in the body, such as maintaining strong bones and teeth, regulating muscle and nerve function, and supporting energy production. They also play a role in maintaining proper fluid balance and helping to transport oxygen throughout the body.
Are there minarels in the air?
no there are not minerals in the air
What is a stretch of low land lying between monutains?
a valley.
Are diamond rings made of minnarels?
it is made of minarels
What minarels do plant needto grow?
N P K
Cool stuff about the rocky monutains?
The Rocky mountains re huge and go very far.
Does Kenya have monutains?
Yes mount Kenya I'm not messing its a real mountin btw u single
Are there stores in the mountains?
Well it depends on what monutains you are talking about, like in jamica there are alot of stores on the montains. So, you have to tell what montains you are talking about.
What are abiotic factors of the amazon?
Climate,water,soil,tempature,rocks,minarels,sunlight anything that is non-living
What are the most important elements found in drinking water?
The most important element is minarels. Oxygen and CO2 mixed together becomes water.
How is mechanically weathering caused by ice wedging similar to mechanical weathering caused by plant roots?
because iits formed by it difrent minarels
Why are minarels important to the human body?
Calcium is important in bone development. Sodium and potassium are necessary for nerve impulse production. Iron is necessary for red blood cells to transport oxygen. The function of the human body requires minerals to work.
Which vitamins and minarels makes a man feel sax?
Sax, like the blues eh? I don't believe that vitamins and minerals make anyone 'feel sax'. Maybe listening to some Nat King Cole would serve better for all your 'jazzy' needs. ; )
