Match the minerals/elements with their functions, and indicate whether each is a major mineral or a trace element required for nutrition. Functions may be used more than once, and more than one function may be applied to a mineral or trace element.

A. essential for the use of carbohydrates B. component of certain enzymes C. component of tooth enamel D component of teeth and bones E. helps maintain (1) cakiumintracellular (2) chlonneosmotic pressure chromiumF essential part (4) cobalt (5) copper G helps (6) fuorine maintain 7) iodine (8) iron of certain amino acids exiracelular uid osmotic pressune magnesiumnecessary for (10) manganesecomponent of noamal wound healing cyanocobelamin phosphorusessential for (12) polassiumthyroid (13) seleniumK requred in (14) sodium metabolic (15) sulfur (16)zinc synthesis of honmones reactions assoc ialed with ATP production L component of hemoglobin M. essential for hemoglobin and melanin production N required for cholesterol synthesis and ures ormation