In normal individual under normal diet and normal physical activity; compared to plasma, urine has higher [H+], higher .a O [K+], higher osmolarity lower [H+], lower [K+], .b O higher osmolarity lower [H+], lower [K+], .c O lower osmolarity lower [H+], higher [K+], .d O higher osmolarity higher [Na+], lower .e O [K+], lower osmolarity

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