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- What changes do you think take place as the color changes upon the addition of phenol, pyrogallol or catechol and guac solution to the potato extract?what is the independent variabe in Effect of temperature on enyzme activity? What is the dependent variable?How to know from the table when the potato is hypo, hyper and isotonic?