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What does each major division on a logarithmic scale represent?

Multiplication by 10

Why are logarithmic scales essential in biology?

Many phenomena involve exponential changes

What does a straight rising line on a logarithmic graph indicate?

Exponential growth

What does a line curving upwards on a log graph represent?

Growth faster than exponential

What does a line curving downwards on a log graph indicate?

Growth slower than exponential

How does exponential bacterial growth appear on a log scale?

Straight line with positive gradient

What does a steeper line on a bacterial log graph indicate?

Faster doubling times

What happens to H+\text{H}^+ concentration when pH increases by one unit?

Decreases ten-fold

What does a horizontal line indicate on a bacterial growth log graph?

Carrying capacity reached

What is the mathematical relationship between pH and [H+][\text{H}^+]?

pH=log10[H+]\text{pH} = -\log_{10}[\text{H}^+]

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