In a titration curve of any amino acid, pl's and any additional equivalence points are found as the parts of the curve, pKa's are located on the parts of the curve, and if it takes 27.3 mL NaOH to titrate an amino acid to its pKa1, then it must take mL NaOH (number only, report to 1 decimal place) to titrate the same amino acid to its pKa2.

In a titration curve of any amino acid, pl's and any additional equivalence points are found as the parts of the curve, pKa's are located on the parts of the curve, and if it takes 27.3 mL NaOH to titrate an amino acid to its pKa1, then it must take mL NaOH (number only, report to 1 decimal place) to titrate the same amino acid to its pKa2.

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Chapter8: Polyfunctional Acids And Bases

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