This is a titration curve of an unknown amino acid. Does this look like glutamate? pH vs. Titrant Added to Solution A 12 M PK =9 6. pra=4 Glutamate 2 COOH PK=Z 10 20 30 40 50 Titrant Added (ml ) 10 8. Hd

This is a titration curve of an unknown amino acid. Does this look like glutamate? pH vs. Titrant Added to Solution A 12 M PK =9 6. pra=4 Glutamate 2 COOH PK=Z 10 20 30 40 50 Titrant Added (ml ) 10 8. Hd

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This is a titration curve of an unknown amino
acid. Does this look like glutamate?
pH vs. Titrant Added to Solution A
12
10
Mg PK =9
8.
6.
Pra= 4
Glutamate
COOH
PK=Z
10
20
30
40
50
Titrant Added (mL)
41

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