Biology
Name the mineral element that is needed for the following respectively:
(i) Strong teeth
(ii) Proper working of thyroid
(iii) Synthesis of haemoglobin
(iv) Production of chemical energy (ATP)
(v) Cell permeability, especially in nerve cells
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The mineral element that are needed for the following are:
(i) Strong teeth — Fluorine.
(ii) Proper working of thyroid — Iodine.
(iii) Synthesis of haemoglobin — Iron.
(iv) Production of chemical energy (ATP) — Phosphorous.
(v) Cell permeability, especially in nerve cells — Potassium and Sodium.
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