L4 QUESTION 4Shown below is the titration curve for the amino acid glycine (side chain -H). What is the composition of glycine at pH 10.0?1210pK2H2NCH,CO0 +H*H,NCH,CO08pH 64 -pK,H,NCH,COOH H,ÑCH,co0 + H*0.51.0H+ ions dissociated/molecule1.52.0O 100% H3N*-CH2-COO 50% H3N*-CH2-COO"; 50% H2N-CH2-COO"O 50% H2N-CH2-COOH; 50% H2N-CH2-CO",O 100% H2N-CH2-COOH

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