In an experiment where you use different concentrations of avocado catalase to determine how that affects rate of the reaction with its substrate, hydrogen peroxide, why was the amount(concentration) of peroxide kept the same for all tubes? Why

In an experiment where you use different concentrations of avocado catalase to determine how that affects rate of the reaction with its substrate, hydrogen peroxide, why was the amount(concentration) of peroxide kept the same for all tubes? Why

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In an experiment where you use different
concentrations of avocado catalase to
determine how that affects rate of the
reaction with its substrate, hydrogen
peroxide,
why was the amount(concentration) of
peroxide kept the same for all tubes? Why
was the total volume of every tube 10cm?

Results of testing for effect of concentration
Tube Amount of
Amount of
Amount of
Bubble
enzyme in cm
peroxide in
water in
column
cm
height in
cm
mm
1
7
0.5
6
1.0
3
2
5
1.45
4
4
1.55
5
2
3
1.6
2
2
1.65
123 4 56

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