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At physiology pH,the carboxyl and amino group in an amino acid are in the folly form?

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Answer:At high pH, both the carboxyl and amine groups are deprotonated. At these pH values, the amino acid carries a net negative charge, and is dibasic. At some intermediate pH, the amino acid is a zwitterions, and carries no net charge. ... At low pH, the amino acid carries a positive charge and will migrate to the cathode

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