Yeast Catalase Experiment Questions:  1) What is the purpose of having a 0ml hydrogen peroxide group in a yeast catalase experiment? 2) What reactants contain yeast catalase: H2O2 or yeast mixture? 3) What gas is being given when catalase and hydrogen peroxide react?

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