Expound these:   Many biological molecules are weak acids or weak bases. The stronger the acid , ...

True. Weak acids and weak bases have important applications in biochemical studies, chemistry reactions, and physiological purposes, particularly because of their role in buffer solutions. Weak bases can also be used to catalyze certain reactions.


True. Strong acids readily give up their protons, because the resulting conjugate base becomes more stable with respect to its new electron distribution. An example of this would be the acid halides with the exception of HF. The conjugate bases of these acids achieve their octets and diffuse polarizability, rendering them electronically stable.


True. This range is closest to neutral. Anything beyond this range leads to acidosis or alkalosis. Most buffer systems will reach equilibrium around this range. In addition, water that doesn't fall in the "safe" pH range of 6.5 to 8.5 can be problematic to an organism.