Titrations and pI Values Self Test:
The following graph shows the titration curve for leucine:

Question #1:
What form(s) of leucine is(are) most predominate at point C?
Question #2:
What form(s) of leucine is(are) most predominate at point A?
Question #3:
What form(s) of leucine is(are) most predominate at point D?
Question #4:
What form(s) of leucine is(are) most predominate at point B?
Question #5:
What form(s) of leucine is(are) most predominate at point E?
Question #6:
Which point represents the pI of leucine?
The following graph shows the titration curve for aspartate:

Question #7:
What form(s) of aspartate is(are) most predominate at point F?
Question #8:
What form(s) of aspartate is(are) most predominate at point B?
Question #9:
What form(s) of aspartate is(are) most predominate at point E?
Question #10:
What form(s) of aspartate is(are) most predominate at point D?
Question #11:
What form(s) of aspartate is(are) most predominate at point G?
Question #12:
Which point represents the pI of aspartate?
Question #13:
The pI for methionine is:
Question #14:
The pI for lysine is:
Question #15:
The pI for glutamate is:
Question #16:
The pI for arginine is:
Question #17:
The pI for tyrosine is:
Question #18:
The pI for dipeptide Ala-Pro is:
Question #19:
The pI for dipeptide Asp-Gly is:
Question #20:
The pI for dipeptide Lys-Tyr is:
Question #21:
The pI for tripeptide Glu-Leu-Ser is: