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How might altering the substrate concentration affect the rate of the reaction? Why?
I already know that affecting the number would increase the rate of reaction because there would be more substrate for the enzyme to 'bump into' but what about the concentration?
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
You've already answered it. By increasing the amount of substrate you have increased the concentration provided you've kept a constant volume.
- Anonymous4 years ago
enzymes have optimum working temperatures and ph's. If an enzyme is in its optimum ph selection, then changing the ph will decrease the reaction fee of that enzyme. for occasion, enzymes in the lysosome desire a low pH to function. for this reason contained in the lysosome, the pH is low. If enzymes from contained in the lysosome go out the lysosome and enter the cytoplasm, the enyzmes won't perform.