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==Data==
==Data==
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[[Image:Ca2%2B_ISE_Data_for_First_Dialysis.png]]
 
Above are the final concentrations of Ca<sup>2+</sup> in the post-dialysis solutions.  The final two initial concentrations do not give good data as the final concentrations measured between the protein and ion side add to a greater concentration of ions than was originally present in the initial solution. These two data points should be disregarded and Lysozyme should be dialyzed against additional concentrations of Calcium ions in order to form a better curve later.


==Notes==
==Notes==

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Data

Above are the final concentrations of Ca2+ in the post-dialysis solutions. The final two initial concentrations do not give good data as the final concentrations measured between the protein and ion side add to a greater concentration of ions than was originally present in the initial solution. These two data points should be disregarded and Lysozyme should be dialyzed against additional concentrations of Calcium ions in order to form a better curve later.

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