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In one experiment, 100 g of starch was broken down by the enzyme in 8 minutes. Calculate the rate of this reaction in terms of the amount of substrate broken down over time (g/min)
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In one experiment, 100 g of starch was broken down by the enzyme in 8 minutes. Calculate the rate of this reaction in terms of the amount of substrate broken down over time (g/min)

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12.5g/min

Step-by-step explanation:

Rate= mass/time=100g/8min=12.5g/min

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