(II)Draw all the ionic forms of the amino acid and determine the predominantstructure at pH 8.2. (ii)The electrophoresis of a sample containing 2-amino-4-methylpentanoic acid.(pKa of a-COOH = 2.2, pKa of a-NH3* = 9.1) was carried out at pH 8.20.%3D

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