In this lab experiment, we set out to test the efficacy of the enzyme Amylase in different pHs and heat. The objective of the experiment was to prove that the enzyme Amylase is the least efficient in a higher or more basic pH. According to the data, the hot solution of amylase, most likely due to the UV rays. The wavelength of the hot solution was 0.6696nm, significantly smaller than the other solutions. The base, which was predicted to be the least effective came in at 2nd least effective at 0.904nm. The controlled environment resulted in the most effective at 1.0038nm. Both the cold and acidic environments came back nearly similar. Cold at 0.979625nm and acidic, slightly less effective at 0.9681nm. The most probable cause that made acidic
