What do the two macronutrients involved in nerve action have in common?

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Dangelo Bartlett

Chemistry

26 September, 13:07

What do the two macronutrients involved in nerve action have in common?

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Mora · Answer 1

The two macronutrients involved in nerve action are potassium and sodium and what they have in common is that they both belong to the alkali metals group.

Explanation:

Macronutrients ar nutrients that give calories or energy. The prefix makro is from the Greek and means that massive or giant, used as a result of macronutrients are needed in giant amounts. There are 3 broad categories of macro-nutrients. Proteins, carbohydrates, and fats. Sodium chloride or flavoring and metal have some things in common. They are each electrolyte present in your body.

Cadence Pugh · Answer 2

The two macronutrients involved in nerve action are potassium and sodium and what they have in common is that they both belong to the alkali metals group.