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Luisana and Crystal's enzyme observations

Submitted by LuisanaT on Thu, 10/11/2007 - 2:04pm.

Hypothesis: The higher the temperature, the faster the enzyme will float to the top of the hydrogen peroxide.

Observation:

The average rate at room temperature after, four trials came out to be 6.5 seconds. The rate at a hot temperature exceeded a minute of a half without any progression to the top of the beaker of hydrogen peroxide. Similarly, the rate at cold temperature exceeded 5 minutes without any prgression towards the top of the beaker of hydrogen peroxide.

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