10 Shown is the titration curve for histidine. a) What species are present at each plateau? b) Using the titration curve, determine the pKa of each ionization of histidine. c) What is the isoelectric point of pH histidine? Equivalents OH- 4.

10 Shown is the titration curve for histidine. a) What species are present at each plateau? b) Using the titration curve, determine the pKa of each ionization of histidine. c) What is the isoelectric point of pH histidine? Equivalents OH- 4.

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Shown is the titration curve for histidine.
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a) What species are present at each
plateau?
b) Using the titration curve, determine the
pKa of each ionization of histidine.
c) What is the isoelectric point of
histidine?
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2
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Equivalents OH
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