Question

How does the concentration of the substrate affect enzyme reaction rate

Answer 1

Explanation:

The concentration of the substrate in an enzyme catalyzed reaction rate will raise the reaction rate at first and then it will wear off eventually and become less effective.

• Concentration is the amount of solutes in a solvent.
• Enzymes are organic catalyst that aids or facilitates the rate at which chemical reaction occurs.
• Concentration increases the speed of chemical reaction.
• Rate of reaction depends on how concentration is changing with time.
• Initially when concentration increases, the reaction in an enzyme catalyzed reaction speeds up.
• The available enzymes becomes more effective and are able to do more.
• When concentration is increase to a point, the solution becomes saturated with too much of unreacted substances
• The enzyme reaction rate levels off due to their saturation with too much substrate.

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