Titration of isoleucine by a strong base, for example NaOH, reveals two pk's. The titration reaction occurring at pK₂ (pK₂ = 9.68) is: ( a -C00O" + NH = –COOH+ NH2 O b. -NH₂ + OH = NH+H2O. OC. O d. -COOH +-NH. -NH₂ + OH- -COOH + OH" = 00+-NH₂. NH, THỌ, -COO + H₂O.

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Titration of isoleucine by a strong base, for example NaOH, reveals two pk's. The titration reaction occurring at pK₂ (pK₂ = 9.68) is:
= COOH+ NH2
O a -C0O-+-NH,
O b. -NH₂ + OH- =
NH+H2O.
O G.COOH + NH
O d. -NH₂ + OH-
O e. -COOH + OH" =
00+-NH₂.
NH, THỌ.
-COO + H₂O.
Transcribed Image Text:Titration of isoleucine by a strong base, for example NaOH, reveals two pk's. The titration reaction occurring at pK₂ (pK₂ = 9.68) is: = COOH+ NH2 O a -C0O-+-NH, O b. -NH₂ + OH- = NH+H2O. O G.COOH + NH O d. -NH₂ + OH- O e. -COOH + OH" = 00+-NH₂. NH, THỌ. -COO + H₂O.
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