The two main intracellular ions are
A) sodium and chloride.
B) phosphate and potassium.
C) potassium and sodium.
D) chloride and potassium.

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The two main intracellular ions are phosphate and potassium. These ions are predominantly found inside cells, with potassium being the major positive ion (cation) inside cells and phosphate serving as one of the major negative ions (anions) along with other organic anions.

The Two Main Intracellular Ions Are