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If I were to measure the distribution of ions in 2 unknown biological fluids and determined that fluid 1 has a high concentration of K+ and fluid 2 has a high concentration of Cl-, then those fluids would likely be: Fluid 1: ICF and Fluid 2: ECF Fluid 1: ECF and Fluid 2: ICF Fluid 1: ECF and Fluid 2: ECF Fluid 1: ICF and Fluid 2: ICF

Name: if i were to measure the distribution of ions in 2 unknown biological fluids and determined that fluid 1 has a high concentration of k and fluid 2 has a high concentration of cl then those f 96655
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          If I were to measure the distribution of ions in 2 unknown biological fluids and determined that fluid 1 has a high concentration of K+ and fluid 2 has a high concentration of Cl-, then those fluids would likely be:

Fluid 1: ICF and Fluid 2: ECF
Fluid 1: ECF and Fluid 2: ICF
Fluid 1: ECF and Fluid 2: ECF
Fluid 1: ICF and Fluid 2: ICF

if i were to measure the distribution of ions in 2 unknown biological fluids and determined that fluid 1 has a high concentration of k and fluid 2 has a high concentration of cl then those f 96655

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If I were to measure the distribution of ions in 2 unknown biological fluids and determined that fluid 1 has a high concentration of K+ and fluid 2 has a high concentration of Cl-, then those fluids would likely be: Fluid 1: ICF and Fluid 2: ECF Fluid 1: ECF and Fluid 2: ICF Fluid 1: ECF and Fluid 2: ECF Fluid 1: ICF and Fluid 2: ICF