Q:Which minerals is richest source of Inorganic Salts ?

Minerals are inorganic salts - eg.potassium nitrate - absorbed by plants from soil - a good source of inorganic nitrogen and potassium.

Q:By balancing the benefits of dietary supplementation with inorganic salts, what are the advantages and disadvantages of taking health care agents?

Obviously, the advantages of taking health care agents are targeted, quick and effective; the disadvantage is to maintain the problem after the effect is like a hormone therapy, hormone therapy after the effect is very good, and physically strong after the virus may be recovered It is very effective, some poor physical is not the case. Poor physique, perhaps more suitable for "balanced dietary supplement".

Q:The application of various inorganic salts in the human body?

Protein synthesis, nerve conduction, muscle contraction, body temperature regulation, complete cell maintenance and energy metabolism are inseparable from the magnesium.Many studies have confirmed that people lack of magnesium, often headache, irritability, emotional stress, limb weakness, depression insomnia, Children will grow and develop obstruction.Human blood levels of the body if the sudden decline, can lead to arrhythmia or coronary heart spasm, decreased immunity, women will appear dysmenorrhea.

Q:Milk food rich in nutrition, in addition to containing a variety of inorganic salts which also contain three types of organic energy can be organic

How are you

Q:What are the important physiological effects of inorganic salts in cells

Maintain the balance in the body

Q:Do inorganic mercury salts bioaccumulate?

Yes they do bioaccumulate. Mercury builds up for years and years, and eventually sits in a residue of pure mercury. - JJ

Q:what percent of dissolved salts found in seawater are minor inorganic salts, or trace?

Seawater varies in composition a little but generally is about 3.5% salts. Of this about 3.1% is sodium chloride. So the remaining 0.4% is the other salts (Magnesium, Calcium and Potassium mostly, followed by just about every natural element in the periodic table in trace amounts)

Q:in the ocean

Salts are the result of the association of cations and anions. Cations are usually metals like Calcium, Sodium, Potassium anions are ususally sulfates, phosphates, carbonates...... calcium carbonate and calcium phosphate are useful in making bone. Potassium Chloride is important in heart beat regulation Sodium Chloride is important in maintaining blood pressure. Carbonate is important in blood chemistry and the transfer of energy within a cell. all these salts are found in abundance in the ocean. If you follow evolution, those salts in the ocean have given rise to our own blood chemistry and organic health.

Q:What are the nutritional requirements for bacterial growth?

For carbon: pathogens are mainly obtained from sugars.

Q:is table salt organic or inorganic, why?

if its found in nature its organic if its made by man its synthetic. table salt is found in the ocean so i guess it would be organic.