RASDFGHHKJHGDFSARHJ Given the information below:SourceBioactivityAmino AcidpHpK1pK2pK3Aspartic Acid(Asp)BoneEnzyme42.099.823.86Answer the following:A. Proteins and amino acids are main buffers of some body fluids as well as the blood. With Aspas the amino acid, what would be the weak acid and conjugate base forms of the buffer preparedfrom the amino acid (Asp)?B. If you are to make 0.1 M of the buffer, what should be the molar concentration of the weakacid form and the conjugate base of the amino acid?

i) To determine the weak acid and conjugate base forms of the buffer prepared from the amino acid -…

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Given the information below: Source Bioactivity Amino Acid pH pK1 pK2 pK3 Aspartic Acid 4 (Asp) Bone Enzyme 2.09 9.82 3.86 the all

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