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The graph below represents the titration of an amino acid with NaOH solution. Vi

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Question

The graph below represents the titration of an amino acid with NaOH solution. View the titration and answer the questions below (parts a through e) (a) At what pH are about V2 of the carboxyl groups ionized? 10 Number p = 9.69 2.00 Pl-8.0 6.01 (b) Where does the amino acid have a net charge of +1? O below pH 2.34 O at pH 2.34 O at pH 6.01 O at pH = 9.69 O above pH 9.69 pK: = 2.34 0.5 1.0 2.D OH-(equivalents) (c) At what point has enough base been added to react with ½ of the COOH groups? continued below Number Number e quivale nts OH pH=1 PreviousGive Up & View Solution Check Answer Next Exit

Explanation / Answer

a) 2.34     ( since pH = pka then we have acid form of COOH = base form of COOH i.e COO- pka of COOH is 2.34)

b) below 2.34  

c) 0.5 equivalents OH-

d) 6.01  

e) 6.01

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