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The diprotic amind leucine (HL) is amphiprotic. As such, to quanitfy species in solution the chemistry must be treated systematically. Suppose a .1M solution has the following chemistry:
HL (aq) â H+ (aq) + L- (aq)
HL (aq) + HOH â H2L (aq) + OH- (aq)
Write a system of mass balance for this reaction.
The diprotic amind leucine (HL) is amphiprotic. As such, to quanitfy species in solution the chemistry must be treated systematically. Suppose a .1M solution has the following chemistry:
HL (aq) â H+ (aq) + L- (aq)
HL (aq) + HOH â H2L (aq) + OH- (aq)
Write a system of mass balance for this reaction.
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3 May 2019