You measure the absorbance of product as a function of time and get the following data (OD =optical density = absorbance).time (s) Abs (OD)0.1200,1510.182120.213Your enzyme factor is 28 µM/OD. What is the enzyme activity for this sample in units of uM/min?0.4652.6O 0.017O 13.02

Given data time (s) Abs (OD) 0 0.120 4 0.151 8 0.182 12 0.213 Enzyme factor =28 μMOD

You measure the absorbance of product as a function of time and get the following data (OD = optical density absorbance). time (s) Abs (OD) 0.120 4 0.151 0.182 12 0.213 Your enzyme factor is 28 uM/OD. What is the enzyme activity for this sample in units of uM/min? 0.465 2.6 0.017 13.02

You measure the absorbance of product as a function of time and get the following data (OD = optical density absorbance). time (s) Abs (OD) 0.120 4 0.151 0.182 12 0.213 Your enzyme factor is 28 uM/OD. What is the enzyme activity for this sample in units of uM/min? 0.465 2.6 0.017 13.02

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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