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Predict how the rate of CO2 production for a tube with glucose as the sample would...
- Predict how the rate of CO2 production for a tube with glucose as the sample would change in the following scenarios, and why: (1.5 pt each)
- You use half the concentration of glucose compared to the original experiment.
- You put the tube in an ice water bath instead of into warm water.
- You put the tube into a very hot water bath instead of into warm water.
- You double the amount of yeast compared to the original experiment.
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Predict what the temperature anomaly would be at a CO2 level of 450 ppm CO2 (ppm)...
Predict what the temperature anomaly would be at a
CO2 level of 450 ppm
CO2 (ppm)
Temp Anomaly (deg. C)
335.40
0.2
336.84
0.34
338.75
0.43
340.11
0.14
341.45
0.39
343.05
0.21
344.65
0.2
346.12
0.25
347.42
0.41
349.19
0.52
351.57
0.38
353.12
0.53
354.39
0.53
355.61
0.24
356.45
0.28
357.10
0.39
358.83
0.57
360.82
0.49
362.61
0.55
363.73
0.85
366.70
0.6
368.38
0.58
369.55
0.68
371.14
0.8
373.28
0.78
375.80
0.69
377.52
0.88
379.80
0.78
381.90
0.86
383.79
0.65...
Predict what the temperature anomaly would be at a CO2 level of 450 ppm CO2 (ppm)...
Predict what the temperature anomaly would be at a
CO2 level of 450 ppm
CO2 (ppm)
Temp Anomaly (deg. C)
335.40
0.2
336.84
0.34
338.75
0.43
340.11
0.14
341.45
0.39
343.05
0.21
344.65
0.2
346.12
0.25
347.42
0.41
349.19
0.52
351.57
0.38
353.12
0.53
354.39
0.53
355.61
0.24
356.45
0.28
357.10
0.39
358.83
0.57
360.82
0.49
362.61
0.55
363.73
0.85
366.70
0.6
368.38
0.58
369.55
0.68
371.14
0.8
373.28
0.78
375.80
0.69
377.52
0.88
379.80
0.78
381.90
0.86
383.79
0.65...
Sample Rate of CO2 production (mm/min) Fructose 2.65mm/min Glucose 3.3mm/min Sucrose 2.05mm/min Starch .85mm/min Water 0...
Sample
Rate of CO2
production (mm/min)
Fructose
2.65mm/min
Glucose
3.3mm/min
Sucrose
2.05mm/min
Starch
.85mm/min
Water
0 mm/min
Explain these results. Why did glucose result in the highest
rate? Why did sucrose result in a lower rate than fructose, and
starch even lower? Recall that sucrose is a disaccharide composed
of glucose and fructose, and that starch is a polysaccharide
composed of many glucose molecules.
For the Fermentation experiment, describe how you could increase the rate of CO2 production by adding...
For the Fermentation experiment, describe how you could
increase the rate of CO2 production by adding enzymes to sucrose
and starch. Which enzymes would you use and what would be your
predictions on CO2 production rates in relation to the other
carbohydrates?
Explain how your measurements would be affected if the
seeds broke down their energy source through glycolysis and the
citric acid cycle, but did not utilize the electron transport chain
until later
Research the environments of the following...
How do you get high pressure CO2 into a sealed glass tube?
How do you get high pressure CO2 into a sealed glass
tube?
Use the CO2 data and via Multiple regression select the two variables that predict the CO2...
Use the CO2 data and via Multiple regression select the two
variables that predict the CO2 level with the best P-value. Make
another table with these two variables and answer the questions.
Numerical answers are rounded so choose the answer that matches the
best:
Hour CO Traffic Wind
1 2.4 50 -0.2
2 1.7 26 0.0
3 1.4 16 0.0
4 1.2 10 0.0
5 1.2 12 0.1
6 2.0 41 -0.1
7 3.4 157 -0.1
8 5.8 276 -0.2...
How is the rate of appearance of CO2 related to the disappearance of O2?
Consider the following balanced chemical equation.
\( 3O_2+C_2H_5OH --> 3H_2O+2CO_2 \)
How is the rate of appearance of \( CO_2, \Delta [CO_2]/\Delta t \), related to the rate of disappearance of \( O_2 \)?
1. Consider the big picture of glucose metabolism from C6H12O6 to 6 CO2. Describe how this...
1. Consider the big picture of glucose metabolism from C6H12O6
to 6 CO2. Describe how this metabolism is coordinately regulated;
list the energy harvested from this process in the presence of
oxygen.
2.Explain where oxygen is used and CO2 generated in cellular
respiration.
(c) Predict the solubility of CO in CO2. Briefly explain your answer. (d) Predict the vapor...
(c) Predict the solubility of CO in
CO2. Briefly explain your answer.
(d) Predict the vapor pressure of CO
and CO2. Briefly explain your answer.
Each member of a random sample of 19 business economists was asked to predict the rate...
Each member of a random sample of 19 business economists was
asked to predict the rate of inflation for the coming year. Assume
that the predictions for the whole population of business
economists follow a normal distribution with standard deviation
1.5%.
a. The probability is 0.001 that the sample standard deviation
is bigger than what number?
b. The probability is 0.05 that the sample standard deviation is
less than what number?
c. Find any pair of numbers such that the...
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