From the analysis of the potentiometric titration data of polyelectrolytes, we can obtain the electrostatic free energy of the macromolecules. Therefore, potentiometric titration is a useful experimental procedure to study the conformation and conformational change of macromolecules. A few examples of the application of potentiometric titration to the studies on polypeptides, protein and DNA ar...

the acidity constants of some amino acids (am) were determined by potentiometric ph titration. the stability constants of the 1:1 complexes formed between m2+: ca2+, mg2+, mn2+, co2+, ni2+, cu2+ or zn2+ and am2-, were determined by potentiometric ph titration in aqueous solution (i = 0.1 m, nano3, 25°c). the order of the stability constants was reported. it is shown that the stability of the bi...

Simple methods are described for the analysis of sulphate, sulphite and dithionate mixtures by potentiometric titration with lead perchlorate (and use of a lead ion-selective electrode). The error and precision are both about 2-5% for the sulphate concentration range 3 x 10(-3) -6 x 10(-4)M. The sulphur content in fuels derived from refuse was determined by potentiometric titration after bomb-c...

A rapid and reproducible method for chloride estimation in urine is described. The colour produced is stable and obeys Beer's law over a wide range of concentrations using a simple colorimeter and filter. The method gives good agreement with both the potentiometric titration method of Sanderson (1952) and the mercurimetric titration method of Schales and Schales (1941). The precision of the col...