35. The starting point (X) on the graph represents a person who had been drinking water ad libitum. Which of the following lettered arrows indicates the change that will occur 60 minutes after drinking 1 L of distilled water? OA) 12001 Urine osmolality mOsm/Kg H₂0 900- A 600- 300- SO B) B Urine flow rate mL/min OC) OD) 10 OE)

35. The starting point (X) on the graph represents a person who had been drinking water ad libitum. Which of the following lettered arrows indicates the change that will occur 60 minutes after drinking 1 L of distilled water? OA) 12001 Urine osmolality mOsm/Kg H₂0 900- A 600- 300- SO B) B Urine flow rate mL/min OC) OD) 10 OE)

Macroscale and Microscale Organic Experiments

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Chapter45: Synthesis And Bioassay Of Sulfanilamide And Derivatives

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