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Why is the PH different in parts of the body?
mouth pH is 6.8-.07
What is the pH level of your mouth?
The pH of the mouth is very variable; sometimes 5,5-6,0. however, on an average basis, it is 7, or neutral.
What is the pH of the esophagus?
pH of saliva secreted in mouth is 6.35-6.85, so the pH of oesophagus will be similar normally.
How does the pH in the mouth change after eating?
you take your teeth brush with you and people
Optimum pH level for enzymes?
It depends of the enzyme. For instance. Amylase in the mouth has a higher pH than say pepsin in the stomach.
Why is the PH different in parts of the body?
mouth pH is 6.8-.07
What is the pH of warhead?
warheads don't have a pH (unless it is the warheads liquid spray) because pH only applies to aqueous (water) solutions. solid candy thus wouldn't have a pH, however, when it dissolves in your mouth, the acids in the candy will make ur mouth more acidic, and the pH of your mouth will decrease. The amount that the saliva pH decreases depends on how much saliva is in the mouth as well as how soluble the acids in the warhead are.
What is the pH on mouth wash?
69
What is the pH level of your mouth?
The pH of the mouth is very variable; sometimes 5,5-6,0. however, on an average basis, it is 7, or neutral.
What is the pH of the esophagus?
pH of saliva secreted in mouth is 6.35-6.85, so the pH of oesophagus will be similar normally.
Should you put the pH strips in mouth?
it is possible, if you want to measure the pH of saliva !
Is the pH of your mouth similar to your stomach's?
The pH of the mouth is very variable; sometimes 5,5-6,0. however, on an average basis, it is 7, or neutral.
How much pH is in a cows mouth?
depends how much semen is in there.
Is listerine acidic?
unfortunetly YES, it has a ph level aound 4.5 and mouth ph normal level is 7.
How does the pH in the mouth change after eating?
you take your teeth brush with you and people
What is the PH scale of the mouth and why?
The pH of the mouth is slightly basic (about 7.4). This is because an enzyme called salivary amylase that breaks down carbohydrates can only work in a slightly basic conditions. If the pH was drastically reduced by means of acid (coke and other sodas) Not only will amylase denature, but the bacterias that are living in your mouth will start to rot your teeth.
Optimum pH level for enzymes?
It depends of the enzyme. For instance. Amylase in the mouth has a higher pH than say pepsin in the stomach.
