Which substance can cause a burning sensation in muscles that are worked intensely? atp adp citric acid lactic acid

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Question:Which substance can cause a burning sensation in muscles that are worked intensely?

Answer:Lactic Acids.

I listen to the answer that was here before this one and I quickly found that it was wrong and it was indeed lactic acids. I hope this helps, if not you then other people who might stumble upon this question like how I did.

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NARA [144]3 years ago

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Lactic Acids is the answer, Just did this assignment

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