A researcher wants to refine an investigation to determine the effectiveness of an enzyme at various temperatures. Which of the following would best help the researcher determine how well the enzyme is working? Question 20 options: The researcher should measure the difference in temperature during the reaction. The researcher should measure the difference in the amount of product at the beginning of the reaction. The researcher should measure the difference in the amount of enzyme remaining after the reaction. The researcher should measure the difference in the amount of product at the end of the reaction.

The researcher should measure the difference in the amount of product at the end of the reaction.

Explanation:

Enzymes are defined as the protiens that are responsible for increasing the rate of reaction.

With the increase in temperature, the enzyme activity increases and so the rate of reaction increases. It means at lower temperature the rate of reaction decreases and the amount of product also decreases.

So, to determine the effectiveness of an enzyme at various temperatures, the difference in the amount of the product at the end of reaction should be measured.

Hence, the correct answer is "D".

50.23 i believe is correct but don't quote me on that.