Chapter 4: Q34P (page 96)
What is the approximate net charge of carnosine (a) at pH 3, (b) pH 5,
(c) pH 7, and (d) pH 9?
Short Answer
a) At 3 = +1
b At 5 = +1
c) At 7 = 0
d) At 9 = -1/2
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Chapter 4: Q34P (page 96)
What is the approximate net charge of carnosine (a) at pH 3, (b) pH 5,
(c) pH 7, and (d) pH 9?
a) At 3 = +1
b At 5 = +1
c) At 7 = 0
d) At 9 = -1/2
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