The rules for quoting prose drama and verse drama (Shakespeare) are a bit different. To see detailed instructions, use the resources I linked below. The link from Richland College provides examples on creating references for your Works Cited page for Shakespeare plays from different sources (book, online, movie, etc.). The link from Dr. Mark Womack, a professor at UH, gives detailed examples on quoting Shakespeare.
Electrolytes turn on all thought and motion, almost like a wall switch. They trigger all events like muscle action by controlling ion channels. Ion channels are the gates that open and close to move life support material to and from cells in the body. Say for example, you want to start running.
Electrolytes are minerals that carry an electric charge. The body needs electrolytes to regulate nerve and muscle function, maintain acid-base balance and maintain fluid balance. Electrolytes such as chloride, potassium, sodium, magnesium and calcium can be lost through sweat and need to be replaced through the diet.