The equilibrium reaction for the ionization of aspartate from a low to a high pH is shown below. / Die ewewigsreaksie vir die ionisasie vanaspartiensuur vanaf 'n lae na 'n hoë pH word hieronder getoon.HANCOOHHACOOHCOOHCHCOOHCOOHCOOHCOOHpK, values/pk, waardes.a-COOH 2.2; a-NH3 9.1; B-COOH 3.9At what pH are there equal amounts of C and D? / By watter pH is daar gelyke hoeveelhede van Cen D?4.6B.9.1C10.6D.6.5

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The equilibrium reaction for the ionization of aspartate from a low to a high pH is shown below. / Die ewewigsreaksie vir die lonisasie var aspartiensuur vanaf 'n lae na 'n hoë pH word hieronder getoon. COOM COOK COOH COOH CH CH, COOH COOH COOH COOH pK, values/pk, waardes. a-COOH - 2.2; a-NH, - 9.1; B-COOH - 3.9 At what pH are there equal amounts of C and D?/ By watter pH is daar gelyke hoeveelhede van C en D? 4.6 B. 9.1 10.6 6.5

The equilibrium reaction for the ionization of aspartate from a low to a high pH is shown below. / Die ewewigsreaksie vir die lonisasie var aspartiensuur vanaf 'n lae na 'n hoë pH word hieronder getoon. COOM COOK COOH COOH CH CH, COOH COOH COOH COOH pK, values/pk, waardes. a-COOH - 2.2; a-NH, - 9.1; B-COOH - 3.9 At what pH are there equal amounts of C and D?/ By watter pH is daar gelyke hoeveelhede van C en D? 4.6 B. 9.1 10.6 6.5

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Chapter23: Organic Polymers, Natural And Synthetic

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