If a mineral is found in the adult reference body at a level of 6.4 grams,then it would be considered a major mineral.

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According to the Dietary Reference Intakes, minerals that are required in amounts greater than 100 mg/day are considered major minerals. 6.4 grams is equivalent to 6,400 mg, which is well above the daily requirement threshold for most major minerals. Therefore, the mineral found at this level would be considered a major mineral.

If a Mineral Is Found in the Adult Reference Body