Only Living Organisms have a PH value. Change my mind.

Ocean acidification - Wikipedia​

 

Uh, no. pH is the -log of the hydronium ion concentration. While there are organic acids and bases, such as carboxylic acids and primary amines, most are inorganic, such as sodium hydroxide and hydrochloric acid. A concentrated solution of the former would have a high pH; the later a low one.

 

But yes, the pH of the oceans is falling as your chart indicates, spelling disaster for shellfish, for an acidic environment inhibits the formation calcium carbonate.

 

Do all living organisms have a PH value?

 

My title sucks.

 

Yes, yes it does.

 

I want it deleted. lol

 

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No, we're making a sticky out of it to remind you always.

 

I am going to blag my way through this.

 

Had to look that up. lol.

 

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Had to look that up too

 

actually only substances have pH value. organisms, and anything else, only derive pH value from the substances in them.

this is very basic level stuff, of even what pH is.