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Cards (15)
Why does milk sour when left at room temperature?
Bacteria
produce acidic molecules through
enzymes
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What enzyme is used to model decay in the experiment?
Lipase
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What does the indicator cresol red indicate in the experiment?
It changes color based on acidity
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What color does cresol red turn in acidic conditions?
Yellow
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What is the purpose of sodium carbonate in the experiment?
To create an alkaline environment
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What is the first temperature used in the experiment?
20 degrees Celsius
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What is the independent variable in this experiment?
Temperature
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What is the dependent variable in this experiment?
Time taken
for milk to turn yellow
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What are the control variables in this experiment?
Volumes of
all
solutions used
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Why is it important to use a clean test tube for each experiment?
To avoid triggering
reactions
prematurely
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How can the difficulty of timing the color change be reduced?
By sharing data and
calculating
a mean
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What is the
relationship
between temperature and enzyme activity in this experiment?
Enzymes work slowly at low temperatures
Optimum temperature allows fastest reaction rate
Higher temperatures can denature enzymes
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What happens to decomposing microorganisms at high temperatures?
Enzymes
denature and activity slows
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What should students expect in terms of questions on this practical?
Many questions in the
vision
workbook
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What is the significance of plotting a graph of results?
To visualize the relationship between
variables
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