1. What is the net charge of aspartic acid when the pH is 0.10? 2. Draw the pre-dominant form of aspartic acid when the pH is 2.1 3. Draw the zwitterionic form of aspartic acid. Give the approximate pH value wherein the zwitterionic form exist.

1. What is the net charge of aspartic acid when the pH is 0.10? 2. Draw the pre-dominant form of aspartic acid when the pH is 2.1 3. Draw the zwitterionic form of aspartic acid. Give the approximate pH value wherein the zwitterionic form exist.

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