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Unit 3
Enzyme experiment
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What is the first step in the enzyme experiment with substrate concentration?
Set up 5
test tubes
labelled 1 - 5
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What volumes of distilled water are used in the experiment?
10
,
7.5
, 5 and
2.5
ml
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What is the purpose of liquid soap in the enzyme experiment?
To
facilitate
the reaction
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Why are different pipettes used in the experiment?
To avoid
cross-contamination
of solutions
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What diameter and length should the potato cylinders be?
8 mm
diameter and
40 mm
long
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What should be done immediately after placing the potato cylinder in the test tube?
Mark the height of the
liquid
and start the timer
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What is the significance of measuring the height of bubbles after 5 minutes?
To assess the
enzyme
activity level
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What is the first step in the enzyme experiment with temperature?
Set up 5
water baths
at different temperatures
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What is the role of phenolphthalein in the temperature experiment?
It indicates
pH
changes in the solution
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How much lipase is added to each test tube in the temperature experiment?
2
cm3
of lipase
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What should be done after adding lipase to the test tubes?
Place test tubes in corresponding
temperature
water bath
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What is the purpose of the water bath in the temperature experiment?
To
maintain
a
constant
temperature
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Why is it important to let the boiling tube climatise?
To ensure accurate
temperature
readings
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What is the final step in the temperature experiment?
Repeat
all
steps
with
the
other
temperatures
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What is the first step in the enzyme experiment with pH?
Label
test
tube
with
pH
to be used
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What should be done after adding amylase to the test tube?
Add 1
cm3
of
buffer solution
to the amylase
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Why is a control starch sample used in the pH experiment?
To compare the
reaction
results
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How long should the test tubes be left in the water bath before mixing?
5
minutes
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What is done after mixing the amylase and buffer solution with starch?
Start the
timer
and add drops to the spotting tile
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What does it indicate if there is no color change after adding iodine?
Starch
has been completely broken down
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How many times should the pH experiment be repeated?
Three
times for a
mean average
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What are the steps involved in the enzyme experiment with substrate concentration?
Set up 5 test tubes labelled 1 - 5
Measure different volumes of
distilled water
and
H2O2
Mix contents of each test tube
Prepare potato cylinders
Add
liquid soap
to each test tube
Place potato cylinders in test tubes
Mark liquid height and start timer
Measure bubble height after 5 minutes
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What are the steps involved in the enzyme experiment with temperature?
Set up 5 water baths at different temperatures
Add
lipase
to test tubes and label
Place test tubes in corresponding water baths
Add
phenolphthalein
and lipid to
boiling tubes
Add buffer solution to boiling tubes
Let boiling tubes climatise
Measure and mix solutions
Start
timer
and note time until
pink color
disappears
Repeat for other temperatures
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What are the steps involved in the enzyme experiment with pH?
Label test tubes with pH values
Add
amylase
and
buffer solution
to one test tube
Add
starch
to another test tube
Place both in a
37°C
water bath for 5 minutes
Mix the solutions and start the timer
Add drops to the spotting tile until no color change
Repeat for other pH solutions
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