Method for quantitatively analyzing proteins
A quantitative analysis and protein technology, applied in the field of chemical analysis, can solve problems such as the inability to truly reflect the protein absorbance value, affecting the accuracy of the measured absorbance value, and the limitation of the measurement object, achieving the effect of wide test objects, elimination of influence, and easy experimental operation.
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[0024] The reaction of aromatic primary amine and nitrous acid to form diazonium salt is called diazotization.
[0025] Ar-NH 2 +2HX+NaNO 2 -→Ar-N 2 X+NaX+2H 2 o
[0026] The diazotization reaction should be carried out in strong acid, in fact, nitrous acid acts on ammonium ions. Because nitrous acid is unstable, sodium nitrite and hydrochloric acid or sulfuric acid are usually used to make the nitrous acid generated by the reaction react with primary aramide immediately to avoid the decomposition of nitrous acid. In order for the reaction to proceed smoothly, the primary aromatic amine must first be converted into ammonium cations. Aromatic amines are weakly basic, so diazotization should be carried out in a stronger acid. Some arylamines are very weakly basic and require special methods for diazotization. Diazotization is an exothermic reaction, and diazonium salts are unstable to heat, so it should be carried out under cooling, and the addition rate of sodium nitrite...
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