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TEMPERATURE EFFECTS ON CATALASE Results from the temperature experiment—see pg 246, 251 in lab manual): Table...

  1. TEMPERATURE EFFECTS ON CATALASE
  • Results from the temperature experiment—see pg 246, 251 in lab manual):

Table 3: Temperature Effects on Catalase (pg 251 in lab manual):

Time (sec)

Tubes 2 & 3 00C

Tubes 4 & 5 220C

Tubes 6 & 7 370C

Tubes 8 & 9 480C

Tubes 10 & 11 1000C

20

0.096

0.136

0.137

0.124

0

40

0.164

0.206

0.245

0.226

0

60

0.226

0.275

0.339

0.313

0

80

0.284

0.337

0.413

0.379

0

100

0.335

0.38

0.466

0.452

0

120

0.378

0.412

0.495

0.497

0

Follow the same procedure described for enzyme availability to plot the five data series on the same graph (again, scatter plot). Record the reaction rates in table 4 below.

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Figure 1 show scatter plot graph between Change in concentration vs Change in Time

Tubes 2 and 3, 4 and 5, 6 and 7, 8 and 9 shows moderate positive linear corelation/relationship.

Tubes 10 and 11 shows linear constant relationship.

Reaction rates [ Change in concentration of concentration / Change in Time ] of :

Tubes 2 and 3 = (0.378 - 0.096) / (120 - 20) = 0.00282 conc/secs

Tubes 4 and 5 = (0.412 - 0.136) / (120 - 20) = 0.00276  conc/secs

Tubes 6 and 7 = (0.495 - 0.137) / (120 - 20) = 0.00358  conc/secs

Tubes 8 and 9 = (0.497 - 0.124)  / (120 - 20) = 0.00373  conc/secs

Tubes 10 and 11 = ( 0 - 0) / (120 - 20) = 0  conc/secs


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