00:01
All right, in your question, we have the y -axis here, which stands for the concentration of product in the mixture per gram per decimeter.
00:10
And then we have the time on the x -axis.
00:13
Your question is to explain the difference in the rates of the reaction between the 60 -degree temperature reaction and the 37 -degree temperature reaction between 20 and 40 minutes.
00:26
So i want to point out that the 60 -degree temperature appears to be here.
00:30
At the y -axis height of 10 and i want to mark this point where 20 starts on the 37 degree reaction looking at that it looks like each square on your graph would be 0 .5 so that looks to be about it's close to 12 .5 so we're going to estimate that and say 12 .5 and then at 40 seconds this point is looking to come in at maybe 13 and a half.
01:12
If you're counting blocks up from 10, that looks to be about maybe 13 .75 we'll go with.
01:19
But that would be approximate.
01:22
All right.
01:23
So what we can say, we can say the 60 degree reaction reaction seems to have plateaued 20 seconds or 20 minutes to 40 minutes...