PART A. Hypothesis: The Effect of Catalase Concentration
It was hypothesized that if different number of disks would relate to the rate of the reaction produced then increased number of disks would result in increased rate of reaction. This occurs because an increased enzyme presence allows the substrate to rapidly change into a product providing all other factors such as substrate concentration, pH, ionic concentration, and temperature remain unchanged or fixed. ("What Is the Effect of Substrate Concentration on Enzyme Activity?", 2016)
PART B. Hypothesis: Influence of Substrate Concentrate on Catalase Activity
It was hypothesized that if different diluted concentrations of hydrogen peroxide would relate to the rate of the enzyme activity.
It was hypothesized that if different number of disks would relate to the rate of the reaction produced then increased number of disks would result in increased rate of reaction. This occurs because an increased enzyme presence allows the substrate to rapidly change into a product providing all other factors such as substrate concentration, pH, ionic concentration, and temperature remain unchanged or fixed. ("What Is the Effect of Substrate Concentration on Enzyme Activity?", 2016)
PART B. Hypothesis: Influence of Substrate Concentrate on Catalase Activity
It was hypothesized that if different diluted concentrations of hydrogen peroxide would relate to the rate of the enzyme activity.