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SAC 2 Revision Quiz
Biofuel is derived from
Biomass is defined as:
SAC 2 Revision Quiz
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Biomass is defined as:
mass of oil produced from living things
mass of cells in animals
the organic material derived from plant and animal material
the mass of plants
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Biofuel is derived from
Fossil fuels
Biomass
Biology and Maths
Chemistry
3
Which of the following is NOT a limiting factor
Light
Carbon Dioxide Concentration
Oxygen
Water
4
The following image shows
Accurate only
Precise only
Both recise and accurate
Neither precise or accurate
5
The optimal temperature for this enzyme is
68
70
60
80
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What is pyruvate
produced in anaerobic fermentation
an input to the electron transport
an output of Krebs cycle
an input to glycolysis
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Reproducing an experiment might involve
repeating the experiment again
using recalibrated scales
using a large sample size
using a different lab
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Quantitative data
is measured numerically and is objective
is numerical and subjective
is descriptive and subjective
is descriptive and objective
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A concluding statement written as a trend should reference
The hypothesis
The effect of the DV on the IV
The data
The effect of the IV on the DV
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Which is NOT a cycling coenzyme?
NADPH
ATP
FADP
NAD
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Sources of biomass include
plant oils, rice, wood chips
tyres, oils, organic garbage
plastic bags, sugar cane, old cars
Chemistry textbooks
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A non-competitive inhibitor would
have the same shape as the active site
have a similar shape to the active site
have a complementary shape to the allosteric site
have a similar shape to the allosteric site
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Glyphosate
forms a prosthetic group
is an inhibitor
is a cofactor
Is a cycling coenzyme
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What is denaturing
A permanent change to the active site of an enzyme
A change to the shape of the substrate
A temporary change to the active site of an enzyme
A change to the active site of a substrate
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Why is rubisco a dufus?
warmer temperatures increase specificity
oxygen can bind to the allosteric site
it likes to mix things up
not a very specific active site
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Which is correct of collision theory in enzymes
No energy is needed to break a substrate apart
Cold temperatures have a higher rate of collisions
Optimal pH is always 7
Enzymes (active site) must collide with substrates to react