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Why is pH so important to maintain life? A small change in pH in the ocean can be very harmful to sea life Human blood is kept at a constant pH otherwise we would die The pH of soil is very important for
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Why is pH so important to maintain life?

A small change in pH in the ocean can be very harmful to sea life

Human blood is kept at a constant pH otherwise we would die

The pH of soil is very important for plant to be able to grown in it

Or all the above

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I think they are right! When one of the answers is, all of the above, that is usually the correct answer. pH is important to all living things.
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