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What is ph, and why is it carefully controlled in living organisms?

What is ph, and why is it carefully controlled in living organisms?
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What is ph, and why is it carefully controlled in living organisms?

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pH is a measure of the hydorgen ion concentration of a solution. One reason is because enzymes can only function within a very narrow pH range.
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