in the Enzyme lab
the toothpicks repersent the substrate
in each of the following procedures an individual will remove toothpicks from a bag and break them. breaking the toothpick represents the substrate being converted into a new product.
the four effects are
using one hand to break it
exposure to iron (hand in the glove)
altering temperature
and substrate with competitive inhibitor

Question

did each of the procedures illustrate factors that effect enzymatic reactions?for each procedure explain what would have been equivalent in a real enzymatic reaction and discuss

Question

in the Enzyme lab
the toothpicks repersent the substrate 
in each of the following procedures  an individual will remove toothpicks from a bag and break them. breaking the toothpick represents the substrate being converted into a new product.
the four effects are 
using one hand to break it
exposure to iron (hand in the glove)
altering temperature 
and substrate with competitive inhibitor

Question

did each of the procedures illustrate factors that effect enzymatic reactions?for each procedure explain what would have been equivalent in a real enzymatic reaction and discuss

anonymous · Answer

how you think the lab does or does not represent the results of enzymatric reaction

caozeyuan · Answer

I am so confused by this Q, cuz from my pov, these four things are niether porcedures nor effects

caozeyuan · Answer

The first one is a procedure

caozeyuan · Answer

but the others are conditions imposed on emzyme from the enviro