Enzymes past paper questions - AQA A level Biology.
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- This video talks you through some past paper questions for the enzymes topic. The questions are shared for FREE and you can download them by clicking here -www.tes.com/te...
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At 5:40 why is it because all the substrate has been used up, can it also be because not all the substrates have been used up because the enzymes have denatured?
Do you mean for 25° or 37°?
Fantastic. The question paper on Tes is missing a diagram for Q1
Hi there, I just checked the document on TES and all seems ok for this document for Q1. Were you not able to access the image when you downloaded the question pack?
@@BioTeachLondonHi, thats a quick reply. On TES it seems to be in a RTF format that doesnt have an image for Q1. Some of the others are word that work ok. Perhaps its a problem my end
Allison Curry (Staff) ah yes! I’ll change that today and let you know when it’s done. Hopefully a .doc will not cause any issues!
@@allisoncurrystaff2986 Hi there! I've changed this to a word document now. Let me know if you encounter any more problems :)
Thanks a lot
The rate of reaction gets constant coz of complete saturation or exhaustion of substrate. What's most correct biologists?
Thanks, this is very helpful
thank u maam
You’re welcome!
How is the awnser 2.5 for the rate of reaction?
They changed the time from seconds to minutes 10/(240/60) = 2.5
but why?