The aminoa cid solutions aact as buffer soutions.
At the isoelectric point of valine the whole concentratio is as zwitterionic form.
That is RCH(NH3+)(COO-) form.
When 0.02 moles of strong acid is added , out of 0.060 moles of aminoacid , 0.020moles of it get converted to the form RCH(NH3+)(COOH) form.
Thus initially we have[ A-] = 0.060moles
After addition of acid [A-] = 0.040 moles and [HA] = 0.020 moles
The pH of this new buffer solution is calculated using Henderson equation as
pH = pKa1 + log [conjugate base] / [acid]
= 2.3 + log (0.040/0.020)
= 2.3 + 0.3010
= 2.6
The new pH of solution = 2.6
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