Can a human being survive near a blood pH of 1.3?

Can a human being survive near a blood pH of 1.3?
No way, for multiple reason. The many enzymes that hang on to our bodies operating are highly dependent on a ordinary pH.
We even consider a patient next to a pH of less than 7.3 acidotic. Even patients on death's doorstep would be extremely unlikely to own a pH below 6, and a patient near a pH below 7 is likely surrounded by serious trouble.
i'm thinking no, considering that the normal pH level are 7.35-7.45. A blood pH of 1.3 is kind of similar to injecting 2 liters of strong hydrochloric acid straight into a velin.
No bearing. pH 7.0 is neutral, distilled H2O. I have a sneaking suspicion that blood is slightly basic beside the salt content putting it surrounded by the 7.3 range. pH 1.3 is so sour that it would eat through the body tissues and verbs everything around it. My daughter, when she was born, have a blood acidotic condition with a pH of 6.7 or something approaching that. They put her in intensive strictness and dripped bicarbonate of soda into her until her pH came put a bet on up to where it be supposed to be.
NO the K+ would have adjectives left the heart cell.
No, you'd fry yourself inside out.
The normal PH of blood is around 7..
Which is impartial.
Id imagine any Ph over 10
and beneath 5 would be life threatening..
also i dont construe it's possible, unless you inject yourself with sour, so much so it affects the Ph level contained by your blood.
If your bloods Ph was 1.3, you would'nt be alive to write this!
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The pH clamber like the Ritcher scramble for earthquakes is logrithmic not linear. In other words, a PH of 7.0 is indeterminate. A pH of 4.0 is 100 times more acidic, 5.0 is 10 times more caustic than 6.0. (I assumed base 10).
As mentioned, that would burn a hole surrounded by you. Your blood vessels would not be capable of contain it.