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Acid-base properties of Amino acids:
Every amino acid has a carbonyl group and an amino group, and each group can exist in an acidic form or a basic form, depending on
The compound exists primarily in the acidic form in solutions that are more acidic than their
Zwitter ion has both positive as well as negative charge, thus it is also called neutral dipolar ion.
Zwitter ion accepts proton in acidic condition and in basic condition zwitter ion lose electrons.
Isoelectric point are the
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