2. ENZYME REACTION OVER TIME Tube # 1 2 3 4 5 6 Reaction time 0 30 Sec Imin 3 min Abs. 5min 6 min N/A 0.179 0.2548 0.6528 1.0251 1-3832 Comment on the effect of reaction time on the reaction.

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