Jovin buffer table
Jovin buffer table

#BufferMW SolpK
0oC
Rel
Mob
SolpK
25oC
Rel
Mob
84Sulfate- s0.00-1.28s 0.00-1.42
97Potassium+s 0.001.49s0.00 1.39
98Sodium+s 0.001.00s0.00 1.00
99Chloride-s 0.00-1.63s0.00 -1.55
81Phosphate-98s 2.02-.60s2.11 -0.59
1Alanine89.09s 2.470.60s2.39 0.60
42Glycine75.07s 2.480.53s2.39 0.68
2B-alanine89.09s 3.690.59s3.59 0.53
16Formic acid46.03s 3.74-1.14s3.71 -1.06
15Lactic acid90.08s 3.84-.66s3.80 -0.66
34GABA103.12s 4.130.64s4.07 0.62
18Acetic acid60.05s 4.74-.0.79s4.72 -0.80
19Propionic acid74.08s 4.86-0.63s4.83 -0.70
4Pyridine79.10s 5.500.86s5.21 0.80
6Histidine155.160.10 6.350.490.206.04 0.42
54-Picoline93.12s 6.210.71s6.06 0.73
35MES195.200.65 6.41-0.44s6.12 -0.45
20Cacodylic acid137.99s 6.20-0.53s6.21 -0.48
33Bistris209.20s 6.880.38s6.50 0.42
72,6-Lutidine107.15s 7.000.60s6.79 0.56
36ACES182.210.22 7.34-0.47s6.80 -0.50
#BufferMW SolpK
0oC
Rel
Mob
SolpK
25oC
Rel
Mob
31Hexafluoroacetone184.05 s6.72-0.46s6.80 -0.48
9OH-Ethylmorpholine131.18s 7.190.61s6.89 0.57
82Phosphate--0.58 7.07-0.970.606.95 -0.96
8Imidazole68.08s 7.460.97s6.99 0.83
23TES229.24s 7.96-0.51s7.44 -0.48
24HEPES238.30s 7.85-0.28s7.48 -0.28
10N-Ethylmorpholine115.18 s8.030.62s7.69 0.58
11Triethanolamine149.19s 8.350.55s7.80 0.55
39Monotris165.19s 8.380.35s7.83 0.44
26Veronal184.190.12 8.36-0.460.037.94 -0.44
25Tricine179.170.80 8.60-0.32s8.05 -0.42
12Tris121.10s 8.840.41s8.07 0.50
27Glycylglycine132.12 s8.94-0.58s8.21 -0.55
32Bicine163.20s 8.74-0.69s8.30 -0.67
13Morpholine87.12s 8.850.73s8.60 0.76
43Asparagine150.12s 9.00-0.50s8.82 -0.54
38Ammediol105.14s 9.560.43s8.83 0.50
41Taurine125.14s 9.70-0.61s9.02 -0.63
28Boric acid61.84s 9.46-0.63s9.20 -0.62
83Ammonia17s 10.121.52s9.29 1.49
14Ethanolamine61.08s 10.350.86s9.54 0.91
29Glycine75.07s 10.46-0.74s9.74 -0.72
40GABA103.12s 11.33-0.55s10.52 -0.59
30Proline115.13s 11.29-0.75s10.60 -0.75
All measurements at ionic strength 0.01M
Buffer numbers are as assigned in the computer program

from: Jovin, Thomas M., Multiphasic zone electrophoresis IV. Design and analysis of discontinuous buffer systems with a digital computer. Ann NY Acad Sci 209, 477 (1973)