1. Initial rates of enzyme-catalyzed reaction for various substrate concentrations are listed below: Rate Substrate concentration mol/(L min)x10 177 (mol/L) 0.0041 173 125 0.00095 0.00052 106 0.000103 80 0.000049 67 0.0000106 43 0.0000051 a) Evaluate Vmax and Km by a Lineweaver-Burk plot.

1. Initial rates of enzyme-catalyzed reaction for various substrate concentrations are listed below: Rate Substrate concentration mol/(L min)x10 177 (mol/L) 0.0041 173 125 0.00095 0.00052 106 0.000103 80 0.000049 67 0.0000106 43 0.0000051 a) Evaluate Vmax and Km by a Lineweaver-Burk plot.

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