StructurepK,K.NameNH;CHCH,-O2.20 (СО,Н)9.31 (NH,)6.3 X 10-34.9 x 10-10PhenylalanineCO,H7.11 x 10-36.34 x 10-82.148* 7.198Phosphoric acid*(hydrogen phosphate)НО — Р— Он12.3754.22 X 10-13OH(1.5)6.783 x 10-21.66 x 10-7HP-онPhosphorous acid(hydrogen phosphite)OH1.12 x 10-33.90 x 10-62.950Phthalic acid(benzene-1,2-dicarboxylic acid)5.408cO,HPiperazine(perhydro- 1,4-diazine)5.3339.7314.65 x 10-61.86 X 10-1011.1257.50 x 10-12Piperidine1.12 x 10-22.29 x 10-11-co,H1.952 (СO,Н)10.640 (NH,)Prolinc+H4.8741.34 x 10-5Propanoic acidCH,CH,CO,HH,C=CHCO,H4.2585.52 x 10-5Propenoic acid(аcrylic acid)10.5662.72 x 10-11PropylamineCH;CH,CH,NII;5.206.3,X 10-6Pyridine(azine)Pyridine-2-carboxylic acid(picolinic acid)(1.01) (CO,H)5.39 (NH)9.8 x 10-24.1 x 10-6co,HHO,CPyridine-3-carboxylic acid(nicotinic acid)2.03 (CO,H)4.82 (NH)9.3 x 10-31.51 x 10-sNH+1.4 (POH) (u = 0.1)3.44 (OH) (1p. = 0.1)6.01 (POH) (u = 0.1)8.45 (NH) (u = 0.1)0.043.6 x 10-49.8 x 10-73.5 x 10-90=CHPyridoxal-5-phosphateНо — РОСН,но`CH,H.0.155.5 X 10-31.9 X 10-73.5 X 10-10Pyrophosphoric acid(hydrogen diphosphate)0.832.26(HO),POP(OH),6.729.46*pK, from A. G. Miller and J. W. Macklin, Anal. Chem. 1983, 55, 684.APPENDIX G Acid Dissociation ConstantsАP18

acidic strength of weak carboxylic acids :

Name Structure NH; CHCH, 2.20 (CO,H) 9.31 (NH3) 6.3 X 10-3 4.9 x 10-10 Phenylalanine ČO,H 2.148 * 7.198 · 12.375 7.11 × 10-3 6.34 x 10-8 4.22 X 10-13 Но — Р- Н Phosphoric acid* (hydrogen phosphate) OH (1.5) 6.78 3 x 10-2 1.66 х 10-7 НР — ОН Phosphorous acid (hydrogen phosphite) OH

Name Structure NH; CHCH, 2.20 (CO,H) 9.31 (NH3) 6.3 X 10-3 4.9 x 10-10 Phenylalanine ČO,H 2.148 * 7.198 · 12.375 7.11 × 10-3 6.34 x 10-8 4.22 X 10-13 Но — Р- Н Phosphoric acid* (hydrogen phosphate) OH (1.5) 6.78 3 x 10-2 1.66 х 10-7 НР — ОН Phosphorous acid (hydrogen phosphite) OH

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