Calculate the isoionic and isoelectric pH of 0.02057 MAmino AcidpKalpKa2AsparagineGlutamineglutamine. Enter your answers to the hundredths place.2.168.732.199.00Isoleucine2.3189.758isoionic pH = 6Leucine2.3289.744Methionine2.189.08Phenylalanine2.209.31Proline1.95210.640isoelectric pH =6Serine2.1879.209Tryptophan2.379.33Valine2.2869.719

We have given that for Glutamine pK1 = 2.19 pK2 = 9.00 Concentration = C = 0.02057M Kw = 10-14 I)…

pKal Calculate the isoionic and isoelectric pH of 0.02057 M glutamine. Enter your answers to the hundredths place. Amino Acid pk2 Asparagine 2.16 8.73 Glutamine 2.19 9.00 Isoleucine 2.318 9.758 isoionic pH = 6 Leucine Methionine 2.328 9.744 2.18 9.08 Phenylalanine Proline 2.20 9.31 1.952 10.640 isoelectric pH = 6 Serine 2.187 9.209 Tryptophan 2.37 9.33 Valine 2.286 9.719

pKal Calculate the isoionic and isoelectric pH of 0.02057 M glutamine. Enter your answers to the hundredths place. Amino Acid pk2 Asparagine 2.16 8.73 Glutamine 2.19 9.00 Isoleucine 2.318 9.758 isoionic pH = 6 Leucine Methionine 2.328 9.744 2.18 9.08 Phenylalanine Proline 2.20 9.31 1.952 10.640 isoelectric pH = 6 Serine 2.187 9.209 Tryptophan 2.37 9.33 Valine 2.286 9.719

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