Everything about Zwitterion totally explained
A
zwitterion (first part pronounced "tsvitter", from
German "
Zwitter" — "hybrid," "
hermaphrodite") is a
chemical compound that's electrically neutral but carries formal positive and negative charges on different
atoms. Zwitterions are
polar and usually have a high solubility in water and a poor solubility in most
organic solvents.
Ampholytes are molecules that contain both
acidic and
basic groups (and are therefore
amphoteric) and will exist mostly as zwitterions in a certain range of
pH. The pH at which the average charge is zero is known as the molecule's
isoelectric point.
Applications
Ampholytes are used to establish a stable pH gradient for use in
isoelectric focusing.
Typical examples of zwitterions are:
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