The pH of the internal environment of lysosomes (organelles that contain digestive enzymes) is approximately 4.5, while the pH of the surrounding cytoplasm is approximately 7, The pH of the human stomach during digestion is approximately 2.5, while the average pH of the small intestine during digestion is about 8. The graph below shows how pH affects the enzyme activity of four different enzymes, A, B, C, and D. average The Effect of pH on Enzyme Activity B. 1. 14 pH Vhich enzyme would work best in the human stomach based on its optimum pH? 11 a. А b. В C. C d. D Relative Rate of Enzyme Activity D.

The pH of the internal environment of lysosomes (organelles that contain digestive enzymes) is approximately 4.5, while the pH of the surrounding cytoplasm is approximately 7, The pH of the human stomach during digestion is approximately 2.5, while the average pH of the small intestine during digestion is about 8. The graph below shows how pH affects the enzyme activity of four different enzymes, A, B, C, and D. average The Effect of pH on Enzyme Activity B. 1. 14 pH Vhich enzyme would work best in the human stomach based on its optimum pH? 11 a. А b. В C. C d. D Relative Rate of Enzyme Activity D.

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