The comparison of volumes of cells and subcellular structures with the pH values reported for them leads to a conflict with the definition of the pH scale. The pH scale is based on the ionic product of water, Kw = [H +]6[OH2].We used Kw [in a reversed way] to calculate the number of undissociated H2O molecules required by this equilibrium constant to yield at least one of its daughter ions, H+ or OH2 at a given pH. In this way we obtained a formula that relates pH to the minimal volume VpH required to provide a physical meaning to Kw, VpH~10 DpH{pKw=2D
Understanding the role of pH in human health and how minerals can help. The human body contains a ma...
The three major components of all living cells are water, proteins, and ions. When mature, healthy a...
Defining and explaining acids, bases, and alkalis, from an ionic standpoint, and introducing the pH ...
The comparison of volumes of cells and subcellular structures with the pH values reported for them l...
Procedures analogous to those on which a practical pH scale has been based can be used profitably to...
Calculating the hydrogen ion concentration for aqueous solutions of weak acids or bases is a problem...
Free acidity of aqueous solutions was initially defined in 1909 by Søren Peter Lauritz Sørensen as ...
<p>pH is drawn as a function of the two controlling parameters and . The flattest area of this surf...
It is not necessary to emphasize the importance of the subject of this discussion. There is no bio-l...
pH is a measurement of the acidity or alkalinity (base) of a solution. When substances dissolve in w...
The concentration H+ ([H+]) in intracellular fluid (ICF) must be maintained in a narrow range in all...
The 1909 definition of pH given in most general chemistry textbooks conflicts with the modern, opera...
We describe the construction of a fully tractable mathematical model for intracellular pH. This work...
Understanding acid-base regulation is often reduced to pigeonholing clinical states into categories ...
We describe the construction of a fully tractable mathematical model for intracellular pH. This work...
Understanding the role of pH in human health and how minerals can help. The human body contains a ma...
The three major components of all living cells are water, proteins, and ions. When mature, healthy a...
Defining and explaining acids, bases, and alkalis, from an ionic standpoint, and introducing the pH ...
The comparison of volumes of cells and subcellular structures with the pH values reported for them l...
Procedures analogous to those on which a practical pH scale has been based can be used profitably to...
Calculating the hydrogen ion concentration for aqueous solutions of weak acids or bases is a problem...
Free acidity of aqueous solutions was initially defined in 1909 by Søren Peter Lauritz Sørensen as ...
<p>pH is drawn as a function of the two controlling parameters and . The flattest area of this surf...
It is not necessary to emphasize the importance of the subject of this discussion. There is no bio-l...
pH is a measurement of the acidity or alkalinity (base) of a solution. When substances dissolve in w...
The concentration H+ ([H+]) in intracellular fluid (ICF) must be maintained in a narrow range in all...
The 1909 definition of pH given in most general chemistry textbooks conflicts with the modern, opera...
We describe the construction of a fully tractable mathematical model for intracellular pH. This work...
Understanding acid-base regulation is often reduced to pigeonholing clinical states into categories ...
We describe the construction of a fully tractable mathematical model for intracellular pH. This work...
Understanding the role of pH in human health and how minerals can help. The human body contains a ma...
The three major components of all living cells are water, proteins, and ions. When mature, healthy a...
Defining and explaining acids, bases, and alkalis, from an ionic standpoint, and introducing the pH ...