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At what pH should the scavenging in aqueous solution be performed?
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When the scavenging is done in aqueous solutions, it is possible to use our scavengers in a pH range of 2 to 12.
Depending on the nature of the scavenging agent, pH can modify the functional groups present on the scavengers by charging them. Scavenging can be affected (i.e, amine groups in acidic conditions).