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Biology AS Enzyme question help

Could anyone explain me this?

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Original post by J-ved
Could anyone explain me this?

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Lipase breaks down fats to fatty acids and glycerol. If lipase was present in the cat's milk, there would be an increased amount of fatty acid, hence a higher pH. :smile:
Original post by honour
Lipase breaks down fats to fatty acids and glycerol. If lipase was present in the cat's milk, there would be an increased amount of fatty acid, hence a higher pH. :smile:


Thank you!
Original post by honour
Lipase breaks down fats to fatty acids and glycerol. If lipase was present in the cat's milk, there would be an increased amount of fatty acid, hence a higher pH. :smile:


Wouldn't the Ph be lower because acid are lower on the scale? :holmes:
Ah, yes, well corrected :smile:
Original post by J-ved
Thank you!


Hi, please note that the pH would be lower (more acidic) if there were more fatty acids. Sorry!:colondollar:

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