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Question 44

A student used a colorimeter to monitor an enzyme-controlled reaction where a substrate is converted into a colored product.

Table 1 shows the absorbance measurements recorded during the reaction.

Table 1

Volume of reaction mixture in cm3\text{cm}^3cm3Initial absorbanceFinal absorbance
150.180.68

Calculate the mass of product formed during this reaction.

Use the equation:

mass of product in micrograms (μg)=volume of reaction mixture in cm3×8.6×change in absorbance \text{mass of product in micrograms } (\mu\text{g}) = \text{volume of reaction mixture in } \text{cm}^3 \times 8.6 \times \text{change in absorbance} mass of product in micrograms (μg)=volume of reaction mixture in cm3×8.6×change in absorbance
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