Combined with anionic polymer at pH greater than pKa of polymer; simultaneous addition; improved paper filler and short fiber retentionUS20040171719 Feb 27, 2004 Sep 2, 2004 Neivandt David J. Starch compositions and methods of making starch compositions...
For these types of applications, fluorescein conjugates are less than optimal because they have little sensitivity in the pH range below pH 5.5. The response range can be extended using conjugates of our Oregon Green 488 dye, which has a much lower pKa than fluorescein (4.7 compared ...
Water is more ionized at body temperature than at room temperature, so neutral pH at body temperature is 6.8; this is the average intracellular pH. Normal extracellular pH (7.4) is slightly alkaline. pKa is the pH at which a compound is 50% ionized. View chapter Book 2006, Foundations of...
If pKa of HCOOH is 3.74, what is the pH of a buffer prepared by adding 100mL of 0.100M NaOH to 100mL of 0.20M HCOOH? Which of the following is the best approximation of percent ionization of a weak acid when the pH is one unit greater than the pKa? a. >90% b. <10% c. 50...
An exchange ratio greater than 1 at low pH clearly indicates that the mechanism of Cu binding cannot be due to monodentate binding, but must at least be partly due to bidentate binding. In contrast, the low exchange ratios for Ca and Cd are indicative of predominantly monodentate binding. The...
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which manifests itself in the dependence of the calculated pKa’s on the initial configuration. As a result, the calculated pKa’s of Asp164 from the simulations initiated from the earlier crystal structure are 0.8/1.6 units higher than the pKafrom the simulation based on the recent crystal st...
However, the pKa of a given acid-base group in a protein residue may vary by several pH units from its expected value as a consequence of the electrostatic influence of the nearby charged groups and the polarity of its environment. It is interesting to note that this simple approach to the...
The change is higher than POSS-APBA suggesting higher stability of the colloid at 37 °C. The Ip of POSS-APBA@insulin NPs is pH 4.6 and the zeta potential at the neutral pH is -58.42 mV. PBA is generally known to exist as a trigonal –B(OH)2 structure at pKa below 8.6 and a ...
The lower the pKa, the stronger the acid and the greater its ability to donate protons. The pH depends on the concentration of the solution. This is important because it means a weak acid could actually have a lower pH than a diluted strong acid. For example, concentrated vinegar (acetic ...