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5 Important properties of Water
High Heat capacity, High heat vaporization, Polar solvent properties, Reactivity, Cushioning
High Heat capacity
Water absorbs and releases heat before changing in temperature(beneficial for redistribution of water through blood)
High heat vaporization
When water evaporates changes to water vapor absorbing heat to break hydrogen bonds (benificial for cooling techniques, sweating)
Acid
Proton donors, release hydrogen ions
Base
Proton acceptors, accept hydrogen ions
pH
Measurement of relative concentration of solution(0 acid, 14 base)
Buffers
Regulate the acid-base homeostasis, resist large swing in pH by body fluids by releasing hydrogen ions when pH drops
Bicarbonate buffer system
Keeps blood pH within 7.35-7.45