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Biology, 23.09.2020 14:01, alott1121

In an effort to determine how differing pH affects the function of catalase, an experiment was set up where
a catalase enzyme solution was placed in a fixed
percentage of H2O2 mixed with different pH buffers.
The researcher recorded both the volume of oxygen
gas that was produced by the reaction and the length
of time of the reaction. The data is recorded to the
right.

What graph do I make for this?

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