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almond37 [142]
3 years ago
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Reaction rates

Biology
1 answer:
Gre4nikov [31]3 years ago
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Answer:

1. These enzymes operate most quickly at 30°C and become slower as the temperature is lower, and also when is higher.

2. Six fragments

3. Eighteen complete triglycerides

4. Sixteen glycerol molecules

5. Nine peptides

Explanation:

Question 1. it's known that at low temperatures the movement of particles is slower, and being 30°C the optimal temperature for these enzymes to work, below 30°C these enzymes will work slower. As these enzymes are also temperature-sensitive, at higher temperatures they tend to denature, and will work slower as temperature increases, and will stop when are totally denatured

For questions 2 to 5, we divide the reaction time in any of the group of enzymes involved in catalysis, between the 1 reaction time to obtain the performance ratio.  That means number of fragments, segments, or molecules rendered after hydrolysis, or synthesis, in the respective given sort of catalysis.

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