Draw an approximate titration curve of glycine. Label the approximate isoelectric point of the glycine on the curve and be sure to label the axis of the graph. Pk1 is 2.35 and pk2 is 9.78 for glycine.

Draw an approximate titration curve of glycine. Label the approximate isoelectric point of the glycine on the curve and be sure to label the axis of the graph. Pk1 is 2.35 and pk2 is 9.78 for glycine.

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Pk1 is 2.35 and pk2 is 9.78 for glycine.

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