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8. Water and Minerals / Introduction to Minerals / Problem 5
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Which phrase correctly defines an ion in the context of nutrition and physiology?
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A neutral molecule formed when two vitamins bind and share electrons to change their solubility in water.
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An atom that has gained or lost electrons and therefore carries a positive or negative electrical charge.
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A lipid particle responsible for transporting fat-soluble vitamins through the lymphatic system into circulation.
D
A large proteinaceous hormone secreted by endocrine glands that binds minerals and displaces their electron shells without altering electric charge.
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