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Calculate the isoionic pH of 0.010M lysine.

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The isoionic pH of the given lysine solution is 9.93

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01

Define the isoionic pH

The isoionic point, also known as the isoionic pH, is the result of dissolving a pure and neutral polyprotic acid into water.

The pH at which the average charge of polyprotic acid is zero, is known as the isoelectric point.

02

Calculate the isoionic pH of lysine.

We are required to find the isoionic of the pure neutral lysine solution.

H+=K2K3F+K2KwK2+F

H+=K2K30.010+K2KwK2+0.010

pH = 9.93

Thus, the isoionic pH of the given lysine solution is 9.93

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