1. Draw the possible ionization states for each of the following amino acids and label each structure (A, B, C, etc.). Indicate the predominant ionization state at pH = 1, 3, pl, 7, 11 (write the letter designation only). a.) arginine Predominant ionization state: pH 1-____; pH 3-___; pI-_; pH 7-_; pH 11- b.) tyrosine Predominant ionization state: pH 1-_; pH 3-_ ; pI-___; pH 7-_; pH 11-

1. Draw the possible ionization states for each of the following amino acids and label each structure (A, B, C, etc.). Indicate the predominant ionization state at pH = 1, 3, pl, 7, 11 (write the letter designation only). a.) arginine Predominant ionization state: pH 1-__; pH 3-_; pI-_; pH 7-_; pH 11- b.) tyrosine Predominant ionization state: pH 1-_; pH 3-_ ; pI-___; pH 7-_; pH 11-

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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