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is negative. Q34: During protein purification, an increase in a specific activity is considered an indicator of successful purification. Q35: Reverse-phase HPLC, which utilizes a nonpolar stationary phase and a polar mobile phase, is used to purify large quantities of hydrophilic compounds. T F T F

is negative. Q34: During protein purification, an increase in a specific activity is considered an indicator of successful purification. Q35: Reverse-phase HPLC, which utilizes a nonpolar stationary phase and a polar mobile phase, is used to purify large quantities of hydrophilic compounds. T F T F

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true or false, please solve last 2 parts sir, question 34 and 35

Q31: For an enzymatic reaction, the lower the KM, the higher the affinity. Q32: A zero order reaction is solely dependent on the concentration of reactant. Q33: A spontaneous reaction is instantaneous because AG is negative. Q34: During protein purification, an increase in a specific activity is considered an indicator of successful purification. Q35: Reverse-phase HPLC, which utilizes a nonpolar stationary phase and a polar mobile phase, is used to purify large quantities of hydrophilic compounds. TF TF TF T F T F
Transcribed Image Text:Q31: For an enzymatic reaction, the lower the KM, the higher the affinity. Q32: A zero order reaction is solely dependent on the concentration of reactant. Q33: A spontaneous reaction is instantaneous because AG is negative. Q34: During protein purification, an increase in a specific activity is considered an indicator of successful purification. Q35: Reverse-phase HPLC, which utilizes a nonpolar stationary phase and a polar mobile phase, is used to purify large quantities of hydrophilic compounds. TF TF TF T F T F
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