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"Conjugate base"
Keywords:
proton
,
nsted
,
lost
,
acceptor
,
acid
Related Terms:
Conjugate acid
,
Deamination
,
Amino group
,
Disulfide bond
,
Molecules
,
Lewis acid
,
Acid-base indicator
,
Nucleophile
,
Zwitterion
,
Isoelectric point
,
Phosphate group
,
Amphoteric
,
Transamination
,
Peptide bond
,
Oxyacid
,
Polymerisation
,
Complex
,
Aspartic acid
,
Prosthetic group
,
Peptide
,
Amino acid
,
Cysteine
,
Carboxylic acid
,
Oligopeptide
,
Hydrogen bonding
,
Macromolecule
,
Peptides
,
Hydrogen bond
,
Tripeptide
,
Peptidase
,
Electron carrier
,
Phosphorylation
,
Polypeptide
,
Proline
,
Amino acids
,
Polypeptides
,
Residue
,
Dipeptide
,
Protein
,
Nonessential amino acids
,
Proteinase
,
Lewis base
,
Serine
,
Dimer
,
Citrulline
,
Serine protease
,
Acetyl
,
Proteins
,
Acetylation
the species left after an acid gives up a proton
chemistry.boisestate.edu
When a acid, AH, reacts with a proton acceptor, B, the product A- is said to be the conjugate base of AH.
everyscience.com
the particle remaining after an acid has lost a proton; in the example above, OH − is the conjugate base of the acid H2O.
home.earthlink.net
a molecule that is created when you start with an acid and remove a proton
chem4kids.com
a species that is produced when an acid loses a proton
chem.vt.edu
A substance which can gain a H+ ion to form an acid.
shodor.org
what remains of an acid molecule after a proton is lost.
classzone.com
The substance formed when a Brønsted acid has lost a proton.
skool.ie
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