How does temperature and ph affect the reaction rate of catalase? Propose a way to refine your experiment to find the exact, optimal pH and temperature of Catalase

caution here says that we have an enzyme called Trips In, and it has an optimum pH of 7.7 to 8 point. Oh, so it's asking. First of all, how does the rate of trips and catalysed reaction is affected by the following conditions? So the 1st 1 is changing the pH Teoh three point. Oh, so we know that in a normal curve of the optimal activity of enzyme, it's gonna be something like this as a bell curve. So basically, if it's at this is gonna be the optimum temperature range. And basically, if you're a lot lower than that, what's gonna happen is that the enzyme is going to de nature. So if we also run the reaction at 75 degrees Celsius, it's also going to de nature this end time. This is because the optimum temperature at running this is gonna be at body temperature, which would be around 35 degrees Celsius.

a

explanation:

because it is and it's just life man

b - the respond is innate and varies over time.

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