Experiment 3: Effect of pH at a constant substrate concentration and temperatureThe procedure, experimental result and data are shown belowTest TubeNumberAmount ofSubstrate (g)18.028.0PH3 PHS pH7 HD 137 C38.048.0pH3 PHS pH7 pH9 pH1137°C0.5g substrate 1.substrate 2.0g sabte 404 subte 80g substrate58.0Number of Molecules of ProductFormed per Minute (x10)96198350223121 Experiment 2: Effect of substrate concentration at a constant pH (pH = 5)Plot the data given in the procedure section using the graph you made for Experiment 1 and answer thefollowing questions1. What is the effect of decreasing pH on the rate of reaction?2. What is (are) the possible reason(s) that the number of molecules of product formed at pH 5 less thanthat of pH 7?.

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Experiment 2: Effect of substrate concentration at a constant pH (pH = 5) Plot the data given in the procedure section using the graph you made for Experiment 1 and answer the following questions 1. What is the effect of decreasing pH on the rate of reaction? 2. What is (are) the possible reason(s) that the number of molecules of product formed at pH 5 less than that of pH 7?.

Experiment 2: Effect of substrate concentration at a constant pH (pH = 5) Plot the data given in the procedure section using the graph you made for Experiment 1 and answer the following questions 1. What is the effect of decreasing pH on the rate of reaction? 2. What is (are) the possible reason(s) that the number of molecules of product formed at pH 5 less than that of pH 7?.

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