Methods There are many important factors to any experiment, including the materials. To continue, the quantity of materials for this experiment varies from a refrigerator to tweezers, but they all need to be included for the best results. First, the larger materials needed to complete the experiment are refrigerator, freezer, stove, one ice box, one scale which could be large or small, one blender, one cooking pot, one large jar or cup, and at least 400 milliliters of distilled water. Next, the smaller supplies begin with at least five coffee filters, one pair of scissors, enough ice cubes to fill the ice box and have at least eight left over, one potato peeler, at least two potatoes, one knife, one gallon plastic bag, one clean bowl or wax
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To start, a website was recommended to the students called Science Buddies. In fact, there were quantities of experiments that could’ve utilized but didn’t seem worthy. Also, other websites, had plenty of ethical material, but didn’t show a benefit to society. Later, finding an intriguing experiment on the original Science Buddies website was the outcome of research with the bonus of a societal benefit. To continue, it wasn’t until further investigation was done on the topic that the society benefit was located. Next, the website had listed a minimum of three trials, but it was moved to four, for more accurate results. To continue this further, more accurate results could be retrieved from the data with higher quantities of trials, because more constant data can support or disagree with the …show more content…
Put the hydrogen peroxide (In the jar) in the water, and the thermometer in the hydrogen peroxide
5. Once it reaches thirty degrees C test the solution. Test the activity by submersing the coffee filter in the potato solution for five seconds and dropping it in the hydrogen peroxide. With the timer for the coffee filter to sink and rise
• Test the enzyme activity at forty degrees C
1. Fill the baby food jar with 2 ¾ tbsp. of hydrogen peroxide after cleaning
2. Fill a cooking pot with water about four centimeters deep and put the thermometer in it
3. Heat the water until it reaches sixty degrees C and take off the stove and put the hydrogen peroxide in the water (In the jar)
4. Once the hydrogen peroxide reaches forty degrees C test the solution Test the activity by lowering the coffee filter in the potato solution for five seconds and dropping it in the hydrogen peroxide. With the timer for the coffee filter to sink and rise
• Make sure to record the time taken for the coffee filter to sink and rise and the temperature of the solution
• Each temperature trial should be conducted at least four times
• For each temperature calculate the average time taken
(“Enzyme-Catalyzed
To start, a website was recommended to the students called Science Buddies. In fact, there were quantities of experiments that could’ve utilized but didn’t seem worthy. Also, other websites, had plenty of ethical material, but didn’t show a benefit to society. Later, finding an intriguing experiment on the original Science Buddies website was the outcome of research with the bonus of a societal benefit. To continue, it wasn’t until further investigation was done on the topic that the society benefit was located. Next, the website had listed a minimum of three trials, but it was moved to four, for more accurate results. To continue this further, more accurate results could be retrieved from the data with higher quantities of trials, because more constant data can support or disagree with the …show more content…
Put the hydrogen peroxide (In the jar) in the water, and the thermometer in the hydrogen peroxide
5. Once it reaches thirty degrees C test the solution. Test the activity by submersing the coffee filter in the potato solution for five seconds and dropping it in the hydrogen peroxide. With the timer for the coffee filter to sink and rise
• Test the enzyme activity at forty degrees C
1. Fill the baby food jar with 2 ¾ tbsp. of hydrogen peroxide after cleaning
2. Fill a cooking pot with water about four centimeters deep and put the thermometer in it
3. Heat the water until it reaches sixty degrees C and take off the stove and put the hydrogen peroxide in the water (In the jar)
4. Once the hydrogen peroxide reaches forty degrees C test the solution Test the activity by lowering the coffee filter in the potato solution for five seconds and dropping it in the hydrogen peroxide. With the timer for the coffee filter to sink and rise
• Make sure to record the time taken for the coffee filter to sink and rise and the temperature of the solution
• Each temperature trial should be conducted at least four times
• For each temperature calculate the average time taken
(“Enzyme-Catalyzed