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The effect on the pH of the blood when the concentration of the
Concept Introduction:
The pH of the blood is dependent upon many factors and these factors include the concentration of various ions, the
(b)
Interpretation:
The effect on the pH of the blood when the concentration of the
Concept Introduction:
The pH of the body is vital for the very important life-sustaining processes of the body. There is an optimal range of the pH and outside of this range, the body experiences major issues and these issues are experienced in many bodily procedures.
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Interpretation:
The effect on the pH of the blood when the concentration of the
Concept Introduction:
The pH of the body is very important and without an ideal pH there would be a variety of body processes effected. The pH depends upon various factors which include the concentration of various ions, metabolic reaction rate etc.
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The effect on the pH of the blood when the concentration of the
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