The answer is 10 times higher in the cytoplasm than in the mitochondrial matrix
pH is usually calculated by the negative log of the H+ ions in a solution. The H+ ions are calculated in mols/Liter; Therefore a solute with a higher concentration of hydrogen ions has a lower pH. The difference between one pH to the next is 10 times fold the number of H+ ions.
[H+]= mol/L.
pH=−<span>log[H+</span>]
Answer:
a low variety of organisms
Explanation:
if there are too many there would be no food if there are too little there would be a small amount of food.
The answer would be C.
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