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water is a metabolite in many metabolic reactions, including
condensation
and
hydrolysis
reactions
water is an important
solvent
in which metabolic reactions occur
water has a relatively high heat capacity,
buffering
changes in temperature
water has a relatively large latent heat of
vaporisation
, providing a
cooling
effect with little loss of water through evaporation
water has strong
cohesion
between water molecules; this supports
columns
of water in the tube-like transport cells of plants
inorganic
ions occur in solution in the
cytoplasm
and body fluids of organisms
hydrogen
ions are involved in the control of ph in the body- e.g; high H+ ion concentration=low ph
iron
ions form haem groups in
haemoglobin
which allows oxygen to bind to it
sodium
ions are involved
co-transport
for the absorption of glucose and amino acids in the small intestine
phosphate
ions are involved in the composition
dna
and atp
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