The Effect of NaCl on the Reaction Rate
- f Catecholase
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The Effect of NaCl on the Reaction Rate of Catecholase Background Enzymes require a specific environment to function 1 Changes in salt concentration can disrupt form of non-covalent bonds 2 Block active sites Catecholase leads to
➢ Block active sites
○ The amount (volume) of sodium chloride has an effect on the activity of the enzyme catecholase.
○ If the amount (percent) of sodium chloride has an effect on the activity of the enzyme catecholase, then the tube with 20% NaCl will have a higher absorbance level at 400 nm.
Prepare Test Tubes Blanking Spectrophotometer
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Initial Reading 3 Final Reading 4
1 See detailed procedure below
Mean of Reaction Rates Standard Deviation Control - 0% NaCl 0.0143 0.00527 IV 1 - 5% NaCl 0.0066 0.002315 IV 2 - 20% NaCl 0.0024 0.000589
P-Value = 0.002 → Significant
p-value Sig or not sig? Control IV1 .024 Significant IV2 .002 Significant IV1 IV2 .231 Not significant An ANOVA test was run
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