Recommend a buffering capacity and maximum buffering capacity for each buffer. Start by locating their corresponding pKa values in your textbooks or online sources. (eg. Campbell's Biochemistry, 9th ed or the latest ed.). Buffer Components Ammonium/Ammonia buffer Lactic acid/Lactate buffer Phosphoric acid/hydrogen PO4 buffer Benzoic acid/Benzoate buffer pk value Answer: Why? Buffering Capacity Maximum Buffering Capacity Follow-up question: Which of these buffers would you use if you need to carry out a PCR reaction using Taq polymerase which has an optimum pH at 7.2? Suggest only one buffer.

Recommend a buffering capacity and maximum buffering capacity for each buffer. Start by locating their corresponding pKa values in your textbooks or online sources. (eg. Campbell's Biochemistry, 9th ed or the latest ed.). Buffer Components Ammonium/Ammonia buffer Lactic acid/Lactate buffer Phosphoric acid/hydrogen PO4 buffer Benzoic acid/Benzoate buffer pk value Answer: Why? Buffering Capacity Maximum Buffering Capacity Follow-up question: Which of these buffers would you use if you need to carry out a PCR reaction using Taq polymerase which has an optimum pH at 7.2? Suggest only one buffer.

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