NEET Zoology Enzymes MCQ Question
If an enzyme increases the rate of formation of H2CO3 from 200 molecules per hour to 600,000 molecules per second, by what factor has the reaction rate increased?
10 million times
3 million times
1 million times
600,000 times
Correct Answer
Detailed Explanation
The enzyme increases the reaction rate from 200 molecules per hour to 600,000 molecules per second, which equates to a 10 million times increase in speed as per the information given in Chunk 2.
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