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Interplay of ion specificity, pH and buffers: Insights from electrophoretic mobility and pH measurements of lysozyme solutions

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2013

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Cugia, Francesca
Monduzzi, Maura
Ninham, Barry
Salis, Andrea

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Royal Society of Chemistry

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Ion specificity is a long standing unsolved puzzle of chemistry and biology. Myriad experiments underline its universality. We have studied ion specific effects on different buffers at the same nominal bulk pH. We used both electrophoretic light scatterin

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/72429

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Open Access Research

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RSC Advances

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10.1039/c3ra00063j

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2037-12-31

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