34. The isomer of alanine shown below is one of the 20 naturally occurring amino acids that are used to make proteins. Amino acids like alanine exist at neutral acidity (pH= 7) in the following form: H3C. NH3 35. What would be the structure of alanine if HCl(ag) was added to lower the pH = 1? What would be the structure of alanine if NaOH(ag) was added until the pH = 12?

34. The isomer of alanine shown below is one of the 20 naturally occurring amino acids that are used to make proteins. Amino acids like alanine exist at neutral acidity (pH= 7) in the following form: H3C. NH3 35. What would be the structure of alanine if HCl(ag) was added to lower the pH = 1? What would be the structure of alanine if NaOH(ag) was added until the pH = 12?

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Chapter2: The Chemical Level Of Organization

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