The pH , at which the amino acid is in the dipolar form is known as:
A. Isoelectric point
B. Isosbestic point
C. Mutarotation
D. Transition point
Answer:A
The pH , at which the amino acid is in the dipolar form is known as:
A. Isoelectric point B. Isosbestic point C. Mutarotation D. Transition point