Based on this experiment, what can you deduce about this enzyme?
( Pepsin on albumin)
This enzyme/pepsin hydrolysed/digest/act on albumen suspension which is cloudy to become clear and the rate of enzyme/pepsin reaction is affected by the concentration of substrate/albumen
( Pepsin on albumin)
This enzyme/pepsin hydrolysed/digest/act on albumen suspension which is cloudy to become clear and the rate of enzyme/pepsin reaction is affected by the concentration of substrate/albumen
2007
Based on the results of this experiment, what can be deduced about photosynthesis?
Photosynthesis is a process where Hydrilla sp. in sodium hydrogen carbonate solution produces bubbles and the number of bubbles released is influenced by light intensity
2008
State the operational definition for population distribution of Pleurococcus sp.
Population distribution is defined as the total surface area covered by Pleurococcus sp. in a 10cm X 10cm grid at different light intensity/is affected by light intensity.
State the operational definition for population distribution of Pleurococcus sp.
Population distribution is defined as the total surface area covered by Pleurococcus sp. in a 10cm X 10cm grid at different light intensity/is affected by light intensity.
2009
Based on the result of this experiment, state the operational definition for the process of photosynthesis.
The process of photosynthesis is where the aquatic plant in sodium hydrogen carbonate solution produces gas bubbles and the length of the gas bubble released is influenced by light intensity.
2010
State the operational definition for exhaled air.
Exhaled air is the air column/air sample collected in the J-tube which contains CO2 and is absorbed by potassium hydroxide. The length of air column is influenced by time of activity.
2011
Define
operationally hydrolysis of starch.
Hydrolysis of starch is the process where amylase
breaks down starch and is shown by the time taken for iodine solution to remain
yellow. Hydrolysis of starch is affected by the pH value of the solution
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