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prime example is H2O.
Amphiprotic molecules can
either donate or
accept a
proton (H+).
Amino acids (and proteins) are
amphiprotic molecules because of...
- The
bicarbonate ion
carries a
negative one
formal charge and is an
amphiprotic species which has both
acidic and
basic properties. It is both the conjugate...
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species that can
either accept or
donate a
proton is
referred to as
amphiprotic. An
example is the H2O (water) molecule,
which can gain a
proton to form...
- prosoponym, prosopopoeia,
prosopospasm prot-
first Gr**** πρῶτος (prôtos)
amphiprotic, antiproton, protagonist, protanomaly, protanopia, protein, protist,...
- e., water,
liquid hydrogen chloride,
glacial acetic acid, etc. (iii)
Amphiprotic solvents:
Solvents which act both as
protophilic or protogenic, e.g....
- The
water molecule may
either gain or lose a proton. It is said to be
amphiprotic. The
ionization equilibrium can be
written H 2 O ↽ − − ⇀ OH − + H + {\displaystyle...
- prosoponym, prosopopoeia,
prosopospasm prot-
first Gr**** πρῶτος (prôtos)
amphiprotic, antiproton, protagonist, protanomaly, protanopia, protein, protist,...
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Ulrich W. (February 1997). "The
Hydrophobic Propensity of
Water toward Amphiprotic Solutes:
Predicton and
Molecular Origin of the
Aqueous Solubility of...
