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"Conjugate acid"
Keywords:
nsted
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proton
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lowry
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reacts
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species
Related Terms:
Conjugate base
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Amphoteric
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Lewis acid
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Amino group
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Deamination
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Disulfide bond
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Phosphorylation
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Acid-base indicator
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Phosphate group
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Complex
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Polymerisation
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Lewis base
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Prosthetic group
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Nucleophile
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Dimer
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Conjugate
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Peptide bond
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Macromolecule
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Peptide
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Monomers
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Molecules
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Amino acid
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Isoelectric point
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Residue
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Polypeptides
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Zwitterion
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Cross-linking
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Peptides
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Monomer
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Condensation reaction
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Transamination
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Polypeptide
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Intramolecular
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Electron carrier
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Protein
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Amino acids
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Dipeptide
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Dissociation constant
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Serine protease
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Amide
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Peptidase
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Proteins
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Polymer
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Aspartic acid
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Complete proteins
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Tripeptide
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Proteinase
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Oligopeptide
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Organic molecule
the species formed when a base reacts with a proton
chemistry.boisestate.edu
When a base, B, reacts with a proton donor, AH, the product BH+ is said to be the conjugate acid of B.
everyscience.com
the particle formed when a base gains a proton; in the example, NH4+ is the conjugate acid of the base NH3.
home.earthlink.net
a molecule that is created when you start with a base and add a proton
chem4kids.com
A substance which can lose a H+ ion to form a base.
shodor.org
the species formed when a proton is added to a base.
classzone.com
The substance formed when a Brønsted base has accepted a proton.
skool.ie
Within the Brønsted-Lowry (protonic) theory of acids and bases, a conjugate acid is the acid member, HX, of a pair of two compounds that transform into each other by gain or loss of a proton. The base produced, X−, is called the conjugate base.
en.wikipedia.org
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