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Daemos
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I have a question
When you do a titration curve for Arginine and you start it off in the acid exteme (low pH) does it gain anymore Hydrogens other than the one that always bonds to the COO- group? (so does it gain more than a +2 charge)
To rephrase, do any of the other two Nitrogens (other than the one double bonded to the Carbon in the R-Group) gain additional hydrogens when it acts as a base.
When you do a titration curve for Arginine and you start it off in the acid exteme (low pH) does it gain anymore Hydrogens other than the one that always bonds to the COO- group? (so does it gain more than a +2 charge)
To rephrase, do any of the other two Nitrogens (other than the one double bonded to the Carbon in the R-Group) gain additional hydrogens when it acts as a base.