Wednesday, 5 October 2011

To Determine the effect of Increasing Enzyme Concentration on the Rate of Enzyme Catalysed Reaction


Lab#:6
Title: Enzymes

Aim: To determine the effect of increasing enzyme concentration on the rate of an enzyme catalysed reaction.

Apparatus and Materials: Potato extract, hydrogen peroxide, distilled water,measuring cylinder, ruler, beakers and timer.

Diagram:

Method:
1.      Label four beakers A,B,C and D respectively.
2.      Use the data in table below to prepare the respective mixtures for each of the above labeled beakers: (I do not want to see the table below in your lab books, you must write out each step described in the table below!!!!)

Beaker
Volume of Potato Extract
Volume of Hydrogen peroxide
Volume of Distilled water
A
25ml
15ml
0ml
B
20ml
15ml
5ml
C
15ml
15ml
10ml
D
10ml
15ml
15ml

3.      Allow each beaker to stand for three minutes , then measure the bubbles produced.
4.      Calculate the rate of reaction for each beaker.
5.      Record your results in a suitable table.
6.      Use your results to plot an appropriate graph.
Calclulations :
Discussion questions:
1.      Define enzymes.
2.      Account for your results.
3.      List two limitations of the experiment.

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