Chemistry, asked by gaganamtrim, 10 months ago

Why do living organism have narrow pH range?

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Answered by smartsarancomfortrub

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The reason why the pH ranges of the body are is kept within a narrow range, is because of the many crucial biochemical reactions in the body that only function at specific pH levels

Most living organisms can only survive within a narrow pH range. If the pH of their body or their environment fluctuates too much the organism can die. This is particularly true for human beings. For example, blood is normally slightly basic, with a pH range of 7.35 to 7.45.

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