Abstract
The ion-exchange reaction of lysozyme with carboxymethyl Sephadex C-25 was followed by conductivity change as a function of time just after the rapid mixing of the protein solution with the Sephadex suspension. A single relaxation process was observed; the conductivity increased exponentially with time in the 100 s scale. In this process, protons were released from the Sephadex C-25 in the same time scale. The relaxation process slowed down with an increase in the lysozyme concentration, but it quickened upon the addition of HCl. On the other hand, the ζ potential on the Sephadex C-25 surface changed from a negative value to a positive one with an increase in the amount of lysozyme adsorbed on the surface. On the basis of these data, the relaxation process was attributed to the ion-exchange reaction of lysozyme with several protons of carboxymethyl groups of the Sephadex.
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