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Scientists can use pH as an indicator of the relative acidity (pH < 7) or alkalinity (pH > 7) of an aqueous solution compared with a pH neutral (pH 7.0 at 25 degrees celsius) solution such as water. For example, if a scientist wants to grow mammalian cells in tissue culture they must use aqueous buffers, serum and growth medium at a pH within the healthy range of a living system. Deviations from the human physiologic pH of 7.365 can denature enzymes and proteins vital to the cell's metabolism.
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What is phtwo?
it is science and it means pH scale
How do you sort liquids by pH?
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When was pH paper invented?
go and ask your science teacher
How is science used in the forensic science industry?
by using DNA, using the pH scale to see acids or alkalis
What does pH mean science?
the level of acidity or concentration of H+ atoms if you will
What is a colorless high based pH?
a PH in literary science
What is phtwo?
it is science and it means pH scale
How do you sort liquids by pH?
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What is the pH of coke and how is it found?
In our science lesson sir said coke's pH is a 7
What is the pH of science?
Well, given that the scientific method is supposed to be free from confirmation bias, I would venture to guess that science would be neutral. Assuming science can be dissolved in the universal solvent at standard atmospheric temperature and pressure, science would then be pH 7. =P pH is the acidity level of a substance.
Why is pH important in science?
It is a precise measurement tool for determining how acidic (pH 0) to alkaline (pH 14) a solution of a chemical dissolved in water is.
What base mean in science on the pH scale?
A soluble base is an alkali, so above 7 on the pH scale.
When was pH paper invented?
go and ask your science teacher
How is science used in the forensic science industry?
by using DNA, using the pH scale to see acids or alkalis
What does pH mean in science?
the level of acidity or concentration of H+ atoms if you will
What does pH mean science?
the level of acidity or concentration of H+ atoms if you will
Why do hairdressers need the pH scale?
do hairdressers need a science qualifiction
