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Experiment Questions Enzyme Temperature

Enzyme Temperature State one factor that you kept constant during the investigation. pH or substrate conc. or enzyme conc.

How did you vary the temperature? Water baths (at different temps.) Enzyme Temperature How did you vary the temperature? Water baths (at different temps.)

Enzyme Temperature How did you know that the enzyme had completed its activity? No more product/ Colour change/ No more bubbles/ No more foam

Name the enzyme that you used. Name of enzyme, e.g. catalase Enzyme Temperature Name the enzyme that you used. Name of enzyme, e.g. catalase

Enzyme Temperature Name the substrate of the enzyme that you used. Name of matching substrate, e.g. hydrogen peroxide

Enzyme Temperature A number of factors were kept constant during this experiment. Explain how you kept one of them constant? pH—used a buffer substrate conc.—same volume enzyme conc.—same amount

Enzyme Temperature How did you measure the rate of activity of the enzyme? Time / change e.g. colour, foam, etc or data logger / sensor named

Enzyme Temperature What was the result of your investigation? Activity varies with temperature or reference to activity at a particular temperature

Enzyme Temperature (i) Name an enzyme that you used. (ii) Name the substance that this enzyme acted on. (i) Catalase or amylase (ii) H2O2 or starch (must match enzyme)

Enzyme Temperature How did you vary the temperature? Water baths/ at different temperatures/ thermostat

Enzyme Temperature How did you measure the rate of the enzyme’s action? Volumes of foam/ per minute/ disappearance of blue colour/ per minute

Enzyme Temperature (i) What enzyme did you use? (ii) What substrate did you use? Name of (i) enzyme, e.g. catalase (ii) substrate, e.g. H2O2 —must match

Enzyme Temperature How did you know that the enzyme had completed its activity? No more product /colour change / no more bubbles / no more foam

Enzyme Temperature How did you vary the temperature in your experiment? Water bath / different temperature treatments / Bunsen / thermostat

Enzyme Temperature (i) Name the enzyme that you used. (ii) Name the substrate with which the enzyme reacts. (i) Name of enzyme (ii) Name of substrate [must match enzyme]

How did you vary the temperature? Water bath or ice or thermostat Enzyme Temperature How did you vary the temperature? Water bath or ice or thermostat

How did you keep a constant pH during the investigation? Buffer Enzyme Temperature How did you keep a constant pH during the investigation? Buffer

Enzyme Temperature How did you measure the rate of activity of the enzyme? Time / change (colour, height of foam, etc.) OR sensor / data logger

Enzyme Temperature What was the result of your investigation? Activity increases or enzyme has an optimum or graph showing increase

Enzyme Temperature Name the enzyme that you used. Name the substrate of this enzyme. e.g. Enzyme – catalase; Substrate - Hydrogen peroxide

Enzyme Temperature Why was it necessary to keep the pH constant in the course of the investigation? To eliminate it as a possible influence on rate or only one variable

How did you keep the pH constant? Buffer Enzyme Temperature How did you keep the pH constant? Buffer

Enzyme Temperature How did you vary the temperature in the course of the investigation? Water baths or water bath at different temperatures

Enzyme Temperature How did you know that the enzyme was working? Description of visible result matching enzyme (or substrate)

Enzyme Temperature What enzyme did you use? What substrate did you use? e.g. Enzyme – Catalase Substrate – Hydrogen peroxide (Must match enzyme)

How did you vary the temperature during the investigation? Water bath Enzyme Temperature How did you vary the temperature during the investigation? Water bath

Enzyme Temperature How did you measure the rate of enzyme activity? e.g. Volume of froth / time (Depends on enzyme used)

Enzyme Temperature During this investigation pH was kept constant. How did you keep the pH constant? Buffer

Enzyme Temperature What was the result of your investigation? Increasing activity with increasing temp / works best at certain temp / activity decreases above or below certain temp. (Can be shown by graph with one axis labelled)