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PostPosted: Fri Apr 21, 2006 9:22 pm    Post subject: Theoretical titration of an amino acid Reply with quote

Hi,
We recently did the titration of amino acids, and covered such things as the zwitter ion etc., and I understand these concepts, and I can identify them in a graph, but..
I was given theoretical solution of alanine, (100% protonated), and told to calculate the pH at various steps during titration. At the very beginning, I suppose I simply consider COOH as an acid, but as I approach the zwitter ion state, don't I need to consider both acids? How do I calculate that?

thanks in advance
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