The stomach contains hydrochloric acid, which has a pH of generally 1-3. These optimal pH levels must be present in order for pepsin (a protein-digesting enzyme) to function. If the pH is not acidic, pepsin will only be present in its inactive form, pepsinogen, and protein digestion will effectively occur. Uhh.. hope that's what you were looking for. The second part is just a bit more detail as to why the pH of stomach is important.
the pH level is 2 :)
The average pH level of humans' stomach acids are 1.2-3.6
2
In our stomach the acidity level (pH) is between 1-2.
its about 2
the pH level is 2 :)
The average pH level of humans' stomach acids are 1.2-3.6
2
In our stomach the acidity level (pH) is between 1-2.
In our stomach the acidity level (pH) is between 1-2.
its about 2
The Ph of stomach acid is between 2 Ph and 3 Ph
Digesting material in your stomach.
Hydrochloric acid of the stomach would have a pH of ~ 2.
pH 1 Hydrochloric Acid is also in your stomach
The lower a pH level is, the more acidic it is. The acid in your stomach, hydrochloric, is very acidic, and can even burn through some items.
Tums react with acids from the stomach.