Q:What is the inorganic salt

Inorganic salts are inorganic compounds in the salt, formerly known as minerals, the body has been found in more than 20 species, including constant elements of calcium, phosphorus, potassium, sulfur, sodium, chlorine, magnesium, trace elements are iron, zinc, , Chrome, cobalt, iodine, etc. If you pay attention to diet diversification, eat less animal fat, eat brown rice, corn and other coarse grains, do not eat too much refined flour, the body can make the inorganic salt to maintain normal level.

Q:would heterotrophic organism grow well in inorganic salt media? why or why not?

No. Heterotrophs get energy from the environment in the form of chemical bonds within organic molecules (such as glucose). An inorganic salt medium would not supply the needed organic molecules. Your heterotroph would starve.

Q:are there any other foods than water and salt that have an abiotic origin (lifeless, inorganic)?

Various minerals we need, like iron, zinc, magnesium, etc. That's it. These also are not technically foods, as the first poster said.

Q:Does the apple contain inorganic salts and vitamins?

Yes, the fruit is rich in these two nutrients, especially apples

Q:Is calcium carbide inactive?

Calcium carbide, the chemical formula for the CaC2, not inorganic salts. Salt refers to the metal ions and acid ions of the compound, calcium carbide does not have the corresponding acid.

Q:What foods contain zinc-containing inorganic salts

2nd place: pecan (cooked) [walnut] (12.59 / 30g / 100g)

Q:what is the function of the organic part of bone matrix?of the inorganic part(bone salts)?

For the best answers, search on this site www.okorder You're a riot, I swear. It amazes me how many people completely miss your plays on words. I'd stick with the "in" organic food. You know, the really trendy stuff like chai tea. Stay away from old, tired standbys like pizza and hamburgers. Macaroni and cheese, though, is like the tuxedo or the little black dress. It never goes out of style.

Q:I'm said that with the increase of temperature the inorganic salts will decrease. Will that be correct?

Usually solubility will increase with increasing temperature but there are a significant number of exceptions which show the opposite.

Q:What is the difference between organic salt and inorganic salt?

Organic and inorganic chemistry are subdisciplines within chemistry. In organic chemistry, scientific study is concentrated towards carbon compounds and other carbon-based compounds such as hydrocarbons and their derivatives. Read more: www.differencebetween /science...

Q:List the major electrolytes released by inorganic salts when placed in water and explain how these electrolytes are needed for metabolic reactions.

Which "inorganic salts" are you talking about? There are hundreds!