Reaction shown below sucrose-fractose+Glucose​

An experiment was carried out to investigate the rate of reaction shown below. Sucrose → Fructose + Glucose For the products fructose and glucose to be formed, it was found that substances K was to be added and the temperature maintained at 370C. when another substance L was added, the reaction slowed down and eventually stopped.

(a) Suggest the identity of substances K and L.

(b) Other than temperature, state three ways by which the rate of reaction could be increased.

(c) Explain how substance L slowed down the reaction.

Explanation:

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