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David N - Investigation Part 1: Effect of Temperature or pH on liver catalase (Microsoft Word 77kB Jan24 09)
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Effect of pH and Temperature on Liver Catalase Activity
1: David Novick 10:31 PM Jan 24 2009 1044:3147 Reply to this post
David N - Investigation Part 1: Effect of Temperature or pH on liver catalase (Microsoft Word 77kB Jan24 09)
2: David Novick 10:33 PM Jan 24 2009 1044:3148 Reply to this post
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Student Handout for Effect of Temperature or pH on liver catalase (Microsoft Word 22kB Jan24 09)
3: David Novick 10:34 PM Jan 24 2009 1044:3149 Reply to this post
Attached you will find the investigation underway in my Advanced Biology classes. This is a junior level accelerated class. I welcome your constructive feedback.
David Novick
David Novick
4: Michelle Falcon 08:40 PM Jan 26 2009 1044:3170 Reply to this post
Nice. Does the probeware automatically log all of the data? I don't have access to probeware, how else would you suggest doing this lab? I can't wait to see the data.
Michelle
Michelle
5: Andrea Cabral 07:18 PM Jan 28 2009 1044:3205 Reply to this post
This brought back memories of Medical Biology in highschool. We did catalse testing under a hand made slide-Does that sound correct? My mind may be slipping. Anyway, I loved that class then so I am sure your students enjoyed this.
6: Marie Wisz 06:45 PM Jan 29 2009 1044:3228 Reply to this post
This looks very interesting! I have done a similar lab with seventh graders using pieces of liver and potato with hydrogen peroxide to observe chemical reactions and temperature changes. Your experiment does seem more appropriate for high school. Good luck with your project.
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