Titration

... of NaOH to stop the burning ... (Don't nobody try this). So just because you have strong acid + strong base, you can not assume a 1:1 ratio for titration. Professors like to trip you up that way :? When balancing an equation, don't freak out if you can't remember the charge on a polyatomic ion. ...

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... of the undiluted HCL solution? This is what I thought I could do: Find the amount of moles of NaOH by using the Molarity equation. Since this is a titration and we are dealing with a strong base and a strong acid, for the solution to neutralize we need the same amount of moles of both. Since there ...

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... at pH 9.7 (or 9, if that's what your prof intends). It didn't seem to me like the question was asking for such a detailed analysis of the titration curve. At pH's between the two pKa's, it is true, at least to a first approximation, that the net charge of alanine is roughly zero. It is ...

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... PCR, culturing, literature review, dissection, distillation, gel electrophoresis, staining, chromosome mapping, serial dilution, microscopy, titration, mass spectrometry, histology, centrifugation, pH testing RESEARCH EXPERIENCE Agnes Scott College, Decatur, GA Research Assistant, Fall 2008 ...

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... the flourescence quenching of the protein's own tryptophan residuse as a measure of association. Another more exotic method would be isothermal titration calorimetry, but that requires a greater amount of protein and DNA than does "simple" gel shift or filter binding. They are getting ...

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