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Acetic acid water is used when a peptide has poor solubility at neutral pH. Some peptides carry a net positive charge at neutral pH, which can cause them to aggregate instead of fully dissolving. Lowering the pH with acetic acid changes the ionization state of the amino acid residues, helping the peptide go into solution more effectively.
Acetic acid water is commonly used for peptides that do not dissolve well at a neutral pH. By lowering the pH, it can improve solubility and help certain peptides go into solution more easily.
Product Highlights
pH: ~3.0
Preservative-free
Sterile filtered
Limited multi-use
Store unopened at room temperature; refrigerate after opening
Acetic acid water is used when a peptide has poor solubility at neutral pH. Some peptides carry a net positive charge at neutral pH, which can cause them to aggregate instead of fully dissolving. Lowering the pH with acetic acid changes the ionization state of the amino acid residues, helping the peptide go into solution more effectively.
Acetic acid water is commonly used for peptides that do not dissolve well at a neutral pH. By lowering the pH, it can improve solubility and help certain peptides go into solution more easily.
Product Highlights
pH: ~3.0
Preservative-free
Sterile filtered
Limited multi-use
Store unopened at room temperature; refrigerate after opening