Question

Does anyone know what inorganic chemical catalyst can be used to speed up the redox reaction of hydrogen peroxide?

Answer 1

iodide

Answer 2

How sure are you?

Answer 3

Got it from a book. Are you actually going to make a solution?

Answer 4

Ah, brilliant. Thank you. We catalyzed a reaction today in lab, but we used catalase.

Answer 5

okay, what chem is this , organic?

Answer 6

Actually, this is for AP Bio.

Answer 7

yeah, i knew it, that kind of question comes up in biology. What are you working on, substrate catalyst.

Answer 8

Yep! And metabolism.

Answer 9

those are intresting topics, wait till you start talking about the cell, and mitosis and miosis

Answer 10

Those I can handle! I'm absolutely hating what we're doing now though :( I don't understand it!

Answer 11

metabolism, and enzyme is easy, just make sure to read your textbook and also ask your teacher questions. But once you get deep into the process of misosis and mitosis like G1 G2....... and you have to do the krebs cycle then it gets kinda tough to rember where we lose 1 electron or where the cell splits

Answer 12

but i am sure you can handle it

Answer 13

Yeah, that part isn't too terribly difficult for me to remember or understand. The textbook is just so dry and boring and the content is so complex. I'm really struggling with it right now, but hopefully we'll get out of the chem section of bio soon.

Answer 14

Also, I have another question for you! Why do you have to measure the rate of reaction for an enzyme at the very beginning?

Answer 15

chem section is good to understand though,because there are so many complex chemical reactions going on in the body, take a look at the process of photosynthesis (i am sure you have gone over this) and also the krebs cycle and engery tranportation. Make sure you understand the chem involved

Answer 16

And about the second question?

Answer 17

why? because the enzyme is going to be used up throughout the reactions, we will not be able to obtain a rate after the enzyme is used up

Answer 18

an enzyme is used up in a reactions

Answer 19

Ah yes. You are amazing <3 Thank you!

Answer 20

Lagrange! I need your help again!

Answer 21

okay, let me see if i can help

Answer 22

Okay, the question is:
You mix 55 mL of 1.00 M silver nitrate with 25 mL of 0.65 M sodium chloride. What mass of silver chloride should you form?

Answer 23

What do you think? Do you know how to do these?