Procedure : Part 2 |
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Cloudy pure apple juice Pectinase enzyme Amylase 1 cm3 syringe 10 cm3 syringe Waterproof marker pen Test tubes Test tube rack Water bath set to 50 ℃ |
40 ml |
Label test tubes |
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The tops of four test tubes are labeled as A, B, C and D respectively by using a marker pen. |
Add pectinase |
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1 ml of pectinase (P) is added into test tube A. 1 ml of amylase (A) is added into test tube B. Mixture of 0.5 ml of pectinase and 0.5 mlof amylase (P+A) is added into test tube C. Finally, 1 ml of water (W) is added into test tube D. |
Add apple juice |
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10 ml of apple juice is added into each test tube. The mixture inside the test tubes is stirred gently to distribute any suspended particles evenly. |
Mix enzymes |
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Stir or agitate the contents of the tubes to mix the enzymes throughout the juice. |
50℃ water bath |
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Incubate all the test tubes into the water bath at 50℃. |
Observe and record |
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Observe the changes in the tubes and record the appearance of their contents over half an hour at 5 minute intervals | |
Further Clearing |
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Further clearing may occur if the tubes are left to stand overnight at room temperature. A = Clear supernatant + cloudy suspension |
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