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Buffer System pH

The pH of the buffer system significantly impacts analyte charge and therefore electrophoretic mobility, requiring careful control for optimal separation.
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The statement of the theorem

Let H+H^+ be the concentration of protons and AA be the analyte. The net charge qq of the analyte, which depends on the buffer pH\text{pH}, is modeled by the Henderson-Hasselbalch relationship applied to the dissociation constant pKa\text{p}K_a:\n\nq=qmax+(qminqmax)11+10(pHpKa)q = q_{max} + (q_{min} - q_{max}) \frac{1}{1 + 10^{(\text{pH} - \text{p}K_a)}}
Source: Wikipedia