Which of the following is most likely the basic process attended to and adjusted by acid-base mechanisms in the body? A: Generation of hydrogen ions in the body B: Generation of hydroxide ions in the body C: Pumping out of potassium ions from cells D: Generation of chloride ions in the stomach
Which of the following is most likely the basic process attended to and adjusted by acid-base mechanisms in the body? A: Generation of hydrogen ions in the body B: Generation of hydroxide ions in the body C: Pumping out of potassium ions from cells D: Generation of chloride ions in the stomach
When an electron jumps from one atom to another, 2 ions of opposite charge are generated; these ions are held together by mutual attraction forming a __________________.
When an electron jumps from one atom to another, 2 ions of opposite charge are generated; these ions are held together by mutual attraction forming a __________________.
There are two factors influencing the density of material. A: Atomic weight B: Atomic size C: How the atoms/ions are stacked D: How the atoms/ions are bonded
There are two factors influencing the density of material. A: Atomic weight B: Atomic size C: How the atoms/ions are stacked D: How the atoms/ions are bonded
In an ionic solid, positive and negative ions are bound in the lattice by ionic bonding forces.
In an ionic solid, positive and negative ions are bound in the lattice by ionic bonding forces.
The concentration of potassium ions in the cell ( ) is the concentration outside the cell, while the concentration of sodium ions in the cell ( ) is the concentration outside the cell. A: Greater than B: Bigger than smaller than C: Less than D: Less than, greater than
The concentration of potassium ions in the cell ( ) is the concentration outside the cell, while the concentration of sodium ions in the cell ( ) is the concentration outside the cell. A: Greater than B: Bigger than smaller than C: Less than D: Less than, greater than
Which of the following options below is most true about metabolic acidosis? A: There was overall use or decrease of the bicarbonate ions. B: Acids were produced more quickly than bicarbonate ions. C: Bicarbonate ions were not able to cross to the extracellular space. D: Hydrogen ions were not eliminated by the kidneys.
Which of the following options below is most true about metabolic acidosis? A: There was overall use or decrease of the bicarbonate ions. B: Acids were produced more quickly than bicarbonate ions. C: Bicarbonate ions were not able to cross to the extracellular space. D: Hydrogen ions were not eliminated by the kidneys.
The formation of human body current is mainly due to ( ). A: Potassium ion B: Sodium ion C: Potassium and sodium ions D: Calcium ion
The formation of human body current is mainly due to ( ). A: Potassium ion B: Sodium ion C: Potassium and sodium ions D: Calcium ion
To<br/>identify Sn4+ and Sn2+ ions, the reagent can be ( ) A: Excessive ammonia B: Excessive hydrochloric acid C: HgCl2 D: Excessive Na2S
To<br/>identify Sn4+ and Sn2+ ions, the reagent can be ( ) A: Excessive ammonia B: Excessive hydrochloric acid C: HgCl2 D: Excessive Na2S
There is no mistake related to abstract nouns or noun strings in this sentence:Previous reports suggested the importance of Fe ions for the success of this treatment. A: 正确 B: 错误
There is no mistake related to abstract nouns or noun strings in this sentence:Previous reports suggested the importance of Fe ions for the success of this treatment. A: 正确 B: 错误
The majority of the CO2 is being transported as () A: CO2 bound to plasma proteins B: CO2 bound to hemoglobin C: Bicarbonate ions D: Dissolved E: CO2 bound to albumin
The majority of the CO2 is being transported as () A: CO2 bound to plasma proteins B: CO2 bound to hemoglobin C: Bicarbonate ions D: Dissolved E: CO2 bound to albumin