Physiology: Biological Chemistry: Proteins, Enzymes and pH Questions 0.0 / 5 ? zoologyphysiologychemistryproteinsUniversityOther Created by: Laura DewhurstCreated on: 27-04-15 14:33 A species of bacteria grows best in hot acidic water. If the growth rate was 23 at 70'C, and 48 at 80'C, calculate the Q10 48/23=2.09 1 of 5 If the bacterial growth rate decreased to 7 at 100'c, what has happened? Denaturation. 2 of 5 The bacteria grew best at pH 3.24. What is the hydrogen ion content at this pH? H+ = 10^-3.24 = 5.75x10^-4 3 of 5 Is this bacteria likely to cause disease in mammals? Explain. No due to the needed acidic conditions. 4 of 5 What is the equation for Q10? Q10 = RT/RT-10 5 of 5
Comments
No comments have yet been made