What could be the possible answers in number #1,2,3? TABLE 1: OCCURRENCE OF CATALASESTRENGTH OF REACTIONSAMPLE(small,med.large)large bubbleySmall bubbleymo reastionLIVER+++РОТАТОAPPLE1. Is catalase activity endothermic or exothermic?2. Which of the samples yield the highest catalase activity?3. Which of the samples yield the highest catalase activity?

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STRENGTH OF REACTION SAMPLE (small,med.large) +++ large bubbley Small bubbles mo reaction |LIVER |РОТАТО |APPLE 1. Is catalase activity endothermic or exothermic? 2. Which of the samples yield the highest catalase activity? 3. Which of the samples yield the highest catalase activity?

STRENGTH OF REACTION SAMPLE (small,med.large) +++ large bubbley Small bubbles mo reaction |LIVER |РОТАТО |APPLE 1. Is catalase activity endothermic or exothermic? 2. Which of the samples yield the highest catalase activity? 3. Which of the samples yield the highest catalase activity?

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What could be the possible answers in number #1,2,3?

TABLE 1: OCCURRENCE OF CATALASE
STRENGTH OF REACTION
SAMPLE
(small,med.large)
large bubbley
Small bubbley
mo reastion
LIVER
+++
РОТАТО
APPLE
1. Is catalase activity endothermic or exothermic?
2. Which of the samples yield the highest catalase activity?
3. Which of the samples yield the highest catalase activity?

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