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<h1blue2>Calculating the pH change</h1blue2> | <h1blue2>Calculating the pH change</h1blue2> | ||
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+ | The degradation of DCM by DcmA produces hydrochloric acid (HCl) according to the reaction below: | ||
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There is a resulting pH change as a result of this. Because we are dealing with an organic system which cannot tolerate excessive acidity (pH<6), we must track the anticipated HCl production and resulting pH change. | There is a resulting pH change as a result of this. Because we are dealing with an organic system which cannot tolerate excessive acidity (pH<6), we must track the anticipated HCl production and resulting pH change. | ||
The following relationships were used: | The following relationships were used: | ||
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These equations were then simulated using a series of linked functions on MatLab and the results are displayed below: | These equations were then simulated using a series of linked functions on MatLab and the results are displayed below: | ||
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