The tap water and NaOH mixture went from the pH of 6 up to a pH of 14. As shown in the graph, the pH of water ranged from 1-14, while the experimental group (liver) stayed constant. When comparing the two groups, they reacted oppositely in terms of pH with the added drops of HCl and NaOH. Some errors that possibly occurred include the pH paper not being as accurate of a source because there is just whole numbers, no in between. The pH number could have also been inexact because it is based on a color scale and every experimenter’s eyes view the colors differently. Additionally, the buffers solution could have not started exactly at a pH of 7 or at a pH of 10. Both buffers in the experiment sustained a steady pH because the role of buffers in our bodies is to regulate the pH and keep it from fluctuating dramatically. Buffers provide us with the ability to aid in homeostasis, the ability of an organism to maintain equilibrium by adjusting physiological process, because the buffer resists a change in pH even as acids and bases are being added. On the other hand,water has a pH of 7, therefore, it is