Optimum Conditions for Enzymes Record the amount of product observed in each trial. Use the
following symbols:
+++ High amount of product (dark reaction solution)
++ Moderate amount of product (medium reaction solution)
+ Low amount of product (light reaction solution)
Enter and/or revise your hypothesis for the sample identity in the
final column as you gather data (amylase, pepsin, thermophilic
enzyme). When you have completed all of your tests, page ahead to
present your conclusions.

An enzyme is a biological catalyst that speeds up the rate of chemical reactions

Conditions for optimal function : Temperature and pH ( how acidified or alkaline the surroundings are)

Explanation:

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Without sports shoes,an athlete can't run as fast as someone running with normal shoes in a marathon

In order to study an enzyme, or any trait of an extremophile microorganisms, you must try to replicate their natural ennvironment conditions. It means, you need to approach the 100 °C temperature, and measure this acidic pH to be sure which you need to use for your experiment. Besides, if it is suspected that the protective coating production is catalized by this enzyme, you really need to stress the cells soy they produce it.

Explanation:

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