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01-11-2022
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Analysis Questions EXPERIMENT 1: LACTOSE HYDROLYSIS WITH AND WITHOUT AN ENZYME
1. Using the data you collected in Experiment 1, calculate the rate of product formation per minute with and without enzyme. Show your work.
2. What is the overall effect of an enzyme on the rate of lactose hydrolysis?
3. What is the purpose of the “no-enzyme” condition in this experimental design?

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