The major source of hydrogen ions in the body is

a. dietary intake of acids such citric acid and acetic acids.
b. phosphoric acids and sulfuric acids formed by protein metabolism.
c. fatty acid metabolites such as keto acids.
d. carbon dioxide produced by cellular respiration.
e. hydrochloric acid produced by gastric glands.


D

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