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'''Ampholytes''' are chemical compounds, that can absorb and give off [[proton]]s. Examples for ampholytes are [[water]], [[Ammonia]] or [[Sulfuric acid]]. | '''Ampholytes''' are chemical compounds, that can absorb and give off [[proton]]s. Examples for ampholytes are [[water]], [[Ammonia]] or [[Sulfuric acid]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:54, May 25, 2015
Ampholytes are chemical compounds, that can absorb and give off protons. Examples for ampholytes are water, Ammonia or Sulfuric acid.