Enzymes slides
14 slide sets by 14 users
This Enzymes slides page on GoConqr gathers more than 9 community-made slide sets, covering enzyme action, reaction rates and the lock and key model. They are mainly for school students practising biology and teachers looking for ready-made study material. Pick a slide set to begin.
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The slide sets offer several ways into the Enzymes unit. Some introduce enzymes as biological catalysts; others look at metabolic pathways, activation energy or the effects of temperature and pH. One set focuses on how a substrate fits an active site in the lock and key model.
Choose a starting point
For an introduction, start with one of the sets titled Enzymes that describes biological catalysts. Its opening gives you a starting point before you move to a more focused set. If you are preparing for practical work, try the slides on measuring the rate of an enzyme-controlled reaction.
Revise with slides
Work through a set in order, then return to the slides that cover ideas you find harder to explain. When you want to check your recall, switch to a quiz on the Enzymes unit page; a mind map can help you review connections between ideas. Choose a slide set and see where it takes you.
Frequently asked questions
Which slide set should I start with?
For an introduction, choose one of the sets titled “Enzymes” that opens with biological catalysts. Several sets share that title, so check their opening slides to find the one you want. For practical work, look for the set on measuring enzyme-controlled reaction rates.
Are the slide sets free to use?
Yes. Every slide set listed here is free to open and study, without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
What topics do the slides cover?
The sets cover enzyme action from several angles, including biological catalysts, metabolic pathways, activation energy and the lock and key model. There are also slides on temperature and pH, plus a practical set about measuring reaction rates. School students can choose a set to match the topic they are revising.