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Glutamine (HQ) is a diprotic amino acid with Ka = 6.5 x 10 and K = 1.00 x 10. Determine the pH of cach of
%3D
the solutions.
A 0.172 M głutamine hydrochloride (H, Q*CI") solution.
pH =
A 0.172 M glutamine (HQ) solution.
pH =
A 0.172 M sodium glutaminate (Na*Q) solution.
pH =

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