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The electrolyte Blank______ has the greatest chronotropic (heart rate) effect on the heart. An imbalance in this electrolyte is a medical emergency.

          The electrolyte Blank______ has the greatest chronotropic (heart rate) effect on the heart. An imbalance in this electrolyte is a medical emergency.
        

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00:01 Meaning of the strong electrolyte this is the substance that dissociates completely and after dissociated completely it they forms form ions when it dissolved in solution while weak electrolyte they they will dissociate but they partial dissociate into ions when they dissolve in solution so here electrolytes are sodium chloride and this is a strong electrolyte i'm representing with the short form se why this is a strong electrolyte with because this is completely dissociate and it forms ions and it extend to large so here this is about sodium chloride this is a strong electrolyte next is hydrochloric acid hcl again this is a strong electrolyte why this is a strong electrolyte…
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