The first factor studied in this experiment was the effect of enzyme concentration on the rate of the reaction. From the graphs, it is clear that by increasing the enzyme concentration, the reaction proceeded forwardly at quicker rates of formation of O2(g) which, because it is a product, indicates the quickening of the rate of reaction. Though the results initially seemed linear, upon
The first factor studied in this experiment was the effect of enzyme concentration on the rate of the reaction. From the graphs, it is clear that by increasing the enzyme concentration, the reaction proceeded forwardly at quicker rates of formation of O2(g) which, because it is a product, indicates the quickening of the rate of reaction. Though the results initially seemed linear, upon