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Which buffer(s) would give the amino acid tyrosine an overall negative charge? Select all that are correct. Acetate pH 4.5 HEPES pH 7.2 Citric acid pH 3.25 Tris pH 8.5 Phosphate pH 6.3

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Chapter16: Reactions Between Acids And Bases

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Which buffer(s) would give the amino acid tyrosine an overall negative charge? Select all that are correct.

Acetate pH 4.5

HEPES pH 7.2

Citric acid pH 3.25

Tris pH 8.5

Phosphate pH 6.3

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