2. The attached figure is a titration curve for the amino acid glycine. At which pH is glycineexpected to have its best buffering capacity?a) 2.1-3.1b) 7.3-7.4c) 6.8-7.4d) 5.97e) 12Ans: a) 2.1 - 3.1

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2. The attached figure is a titration curve for the amino acid glycine. At which pH is glycine expected to have its best buffering capacity? a) 2.1-3.1 b) 7.3-7.4 c) 6.8-7.4 d) 5.97 e) 12 Ans: a) 2.1 3.1