An Enzyme-Substrate Reaction Model Objectives: To study reaction rates of an enzyme-meditated reaction To study the effects of environmental variables on enzyme functions Introduction: A. Background Information In a chemical equation, the starting substances that are going to react together are called reactants. The substances formed during the reaction are products. All reactions require a minimum amount of energy to begin which is called activated energy. A catalyst if a substance that lowers…
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gold from base metals. While heating the pennies in the zinc chloride solution with granular zinc, the zinc appeared to be bouncing upon the surfaces of the pennies. The penny that was more surrounded by the granular zinc appeared to turn silvery faster than the other. The side of the penny facing towards to opening of the beaker was more silvery than the opposite side because it was more exposed to the zinc. Once boiling point was reached and the pennies were removed and rinsed, both appeared to…
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Experiment 2: A teacher placed a beaker that contained a copper penny under a fume hood, which removes gases. As the fume hood ran, the teacher placed one drop of the unknown clear liquid on the copper penny. A blue liquid and a dark red gas formed quickly. • In the second experiment, what is the identity of the chemical property of copper? A. It shows a reaction with acid. * B. It shows the formation of rust. C. It shows a reaction with oxygen. D. It shows the formation of a base. • If the students…
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Intoduction: Most pennies get dirty and rusty over time. People never really think about how to clean them though. I am going to be testing to see what edible substances work best for cleaning pennies. I will be using a variety of foods to test. I am excited to see what the results are. Background Information: There are many diffrent foods known for cleaning pennies. Such as keteup, baking soda, and even coke! This experiment works for fruits. This is because each fruit has a certain almount of citric…
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Trends in the Mass of a Penny Abstract: Before the year 1982, pennies were made up of a majority of Cu. However, after that year, the composition of pennies changed to a majority of Zn. Our graph of the masses of ten pennies and the year they were minted in showed a trend in the masses of pennies before the year 1982 and after 1982. In order to find out what caused this change, we used the density of the pennies. Density is an intensive property of a system which means it is “a physical property…
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Kaitlyn Bean Katie Green Emily Romo Honors Chem 10 February 18th, 2015 Background In this lab, one will determine which chemical reactions match up with the five possible types of reactions. In order to accomplish this, one will need to know the different signs that tell if a chemical reaction has been made. These visual clues include change of heat, formation of a gas, change in color, and the substance precipitating. The changing of heat means that the substance drastically changed colder or warmer…
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1. At the grocery store the canned fruit was the cheapest and the fresh fruit such as the blueberries were on sale 2 for $5.00 and the bag of frozen blueberries was more expensive since it wasn’t on sale. 2. I know fresh orange juice taste the best compared to the imitation orange drink and reconstituted frozen orange juice but fresh orange juice is the most expensive and frozen orange juice is the cheaper. 3. The classification of fruits and best time to purchase, but some of these fruits…
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Mini Lab #1: Penny Lab In this mini-lab, you will count test the number of drops of water, oil, and alcohol that will fit on the head of a penny. Make your predictions here and on the white board in the front of the class room: # drops of oil # drops of alcohol # drops of water Place your 3 pennies on the tray and or paper towel Using the liquids in the plastic dropper bottles, carefully count the number of drops of each substance you can place on a penny before the penny overflows. Don’t…
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12.06 White paper Manage Your Oil for Healthier, More Profitable Frying Executive Summary Plenty of bad news has been published recently about deep frying and the detrimental health effects of trans fats commonly associated with frying oils. What is rarely pointed out in the popular press is that the nutrition value in deep fried foods varies widely in practice and depends on the type of food, the quality of cooking oil, and frying time and temperature. Many foodservice operators with a frying…
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Atoms are made of protons, electrons, and neutrons. Protons and neutrons are located inside the nucleus that is at the center of an atom. Electrons occupy orbitals, which are located outside the nucleus. In this module, you will study the structure of atoms. Atoms are the building blocks of matter. Every living and non-living thing is made of atoms. Those same atoms make up elements. For example, gold is an element and is made of gold atoms. Atoms are the basic building blocks of matter that make…
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