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Measuring Enzyme-Catalysed Reactions
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What are the two essential requirements for an enzyme to function effectively?

Physical contact & correct active site

What does monitoring the time-course of a reaction involve?

Tracking reaction progress over time

Which example demonstrates product formation measurement?

Measuring O₂ from catalase reaction

What trend appears on graphs when measuring substrate disappearance over time?

Downward trend as substrate consumed

Why does the initial phase of enzyme reactions show a steep slope on graphs?

High substrate & available active sites

What causes enzyme-catalysed reactions to slow down progressively over time?

Substrate depletion & product buildup

What indicates that an enzyme-catalysed reaction has reached completion on a graph?

Graph plateau (horizontal asymptote)

How does product formation measurement appear on time-course graphs?

Shows an upward trend

Why does substrate depletion reduce the reaction rate?

Fewer molecules mean less collisions

Which factor must remain constant when measuring enzyme reactions in the laboratory?

Temperature, pH & environment

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