When a substrate that is catalyzed by an enzyme is present in high concentrations...?

Question

When a substrate that is catalyzed by an enzyme is present in high concentrations, the effect on the rate of a reaction by changeing the substrate concentration can be described using zeroth-order kinetics. If the concentration of a such a substrate is changed from 2.49 × 10−3 M to 4.53 × 10−1 M, by what factor does the rate of the reaction change ?


That is rate (4.53e-1M) = f × rate (2.49e-3M)

what is the vaule of f ?

Answer 1

in a zero order reaction the rates stay the same so f is just equal to 1

Answer 2

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