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k150764

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i have to conduct an enzyme experiment on their concentration of the substrate on the activtity of a names enzyme catalase...the enzyme is a potato

can anyone check my method and see if i'm doing the right thing??
i'm confused



This is my method for my practical: i left a space in front of hydrogen peroxide because the teacher didn't tell us weather we should use 3% or 6%




Method:
  • Place 5 test tubes in the test tube rack and label the test tubes 1-5.
  • Pour in the volumes of hydrogen peroxide and distilled water in each test tube with the correct volume of the substrate.
This is shown in the table:
Test Tube
1
2
3
4
5
H2O2 (ml)
0
2.5
5.0
7.5
10
Distilled water (ml)
10
7.5
5.0
2.5
0


  • Mix the contents of each test tube.
  • Cut the potatoes and crush them to increase their SA for more reaction.
  • Place the crushed potatoes in the test tubes with the same amount and mark the initial height of the liquid with a marking pen.
  • Measure the height of the test tubes after 5 minutes to see if any change or reaction has occurred.
 

k150764

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k150764 said:
i have to conduct an enzyme experiment on their concentration of the substrate on the activtity of a names enzyme catalase...the enzyme is a potato

can anyone check my method and see if i'm doing the right thing??
i'm confused



This is my method for my practical: i left a space in front of hydrogen peroxide because the teacher didn't tell us weather we should use 3% or 6%




Method:
  • Place 5 test tubes in the test tube rack and label the test tubes 1-5.
  • Pour in the volumes of hydrogen peroxide and distilled water in each test tube with the correct volume of the substrate.
This is shown in the table:
Test Tube
1
2
3
4
5
H2O2 (ml)
0
2.5
5.0
7.5
10
Distilled water (ml)
10
7.5
5.0
2.5
0


  • Mix the contents of each test tube.
  • Cut the potatoes and crush them to increase their SA for more reaction.
  • Place the crushed potatoes in the test tubes with the same amount and mark the initial height of the liquid with a marking pen.
  • Measure the height of the test tubes after 5 minutes to see if any change or reaction has occurred.





the table is kinda stuffed.........it's a table showing how many volumes of hydrogen and distilled water should be in each test tube labelled 1-5
 

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