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1 Enzymes

2 What is an enzyme?

3 Answer: They are a protein that catalyze (speed up) the rate of chemical reactions.

4 What are the different parts of a chemical reaction?

5 Answer: Reactants (substrates) Products

6 What about enzymes makes the rate of the reaction increase?

7 Answer: They have a specific shape that allows the substrates to fit perfectly together thus making the reaction happen quickly. The proximity of the substrates allows chemical bonds to be created or broken easily.

8 What does the process of a chemical reaction look like with an enzyme?

9 Answer:

10 What is this method called?

11 Answer: The lock and Key Method

12 What is the difference between a catalyst and an enzyme?

13 Answer: Catalysts are a substance or chemical that speeds up any reaction. An enzyme is a catalyst inside the body.

14 What is the difference between an exothermic and endothermic reaction.

15 Answer: Endothermic is when a reaction takes in energy while an exothermic reaction gives off energy.

16 Know how to read and understand a graph such as this:
Is this endo or exothermic?

17 Answer: Exothermic

18 Is the following endo or exothermic?

19 Answer: Exothermic

20 How much energy did it take for this reaction to occur?

21 Answer: 58kJ

22 How much energy was given off in the reaction?

23 Answer: 35 kJ

24 What would an enzyme to to the amount of energy needed for this reaction to occur?

25 Answer: Take it from 58 kJ to something lower.

26 Is the following endo or exothermic?

27 Answer: Endothermic

28 How much energy did it take for this reaction to occur?

29 Answer: 25kJ

30 How much energy was taken in during the reaction?

31 Answer: 15 kJ

32 What would an enzyme to to the amount of energy needed for this reaction to occur?

33 Answer:

34 How do you find the rate of the reaction?

35 Answer: Find the slope of the line.
Change in X / Change in Y = Slope/Rate


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