Someonee pleasehelpp with BIOLOGY 12 !! i'm going to faill and i don't understand this!!? - answers to biology labs online population genetics
We have just a laboratory on how the pH, temperature, substrate concentration and reaction time on the liver enzymes as a matter of using the enzyme, hydrogen peroxide and water. and how the liver and fresh water, more responsive, and how the liver and cold water and do not respond peroxide, blah, blah, blah.
and now I have a test that the time to create the enzymatic reaction at the level of pH, temperature based investigated. and the substrate concentration.
Ideas? If it does not, and I have to provide online and instant messaging, so stuck: (
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Thursday, February 4, 2010
Answers To Biology Labs Online Population Genetics Someonee Pleasehelpp With BIOLOGY 12 !! I'm Going To Faill And I Don't Understand This!!?
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An increase in temperature increases the reactivity (reaction is faster). Physiological pH is at pH 7.4 and pure water is approximately 7.0 and hydrogen peroxide has a pH value of approx. 6.2. Water is the universal solvent. If there is a higher concentration of substrate, then there is more reactive. The pH is a little harder to predict, but everyone has an optimum range of enzyme reactivity, ie reactive best in a particular area, for example, an enzyme to react with a pH of 3.3 to 6.5 may, however, responded most 4.5 to 5.0, which is the optimal distance. You need more research online to do more information. Try websites with the suffix ". Education." Org "Gov". "Rouge" ... those who tend to more legitimate sources. Best of luck.
Enjoy several times and record their results, perhaps even graphic. I hope the information I have passed, perhaps even by some to be able to help.
As noted online:
PH Physiological
Reactivity of the substrate concentration of the enzyme
Water reactivity
Only the same experiment, but any reaction time and create a controlled experiment. Then, the graph type (1/time) to temperature and pH / concentration of the substrate.
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