Enzymes and Chemical Equations

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About Enzymes and general terms for chemical equations
Maddison Wilson
Flashcards by Maddison Wilson, updated more than 1 year ago
Maddison Wilson
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Chemical Reactions process that changes one set of chemicals into another
Subscript Number below a element, shows how many atoms are present
Coefficients Number of molecules (exp. 8H2O is 8 molecules of h2O)
Law of Conservation of Matter and Energy energy and matter is neither created nor destroyed.
Chemical Equation reactants, with the help of RXN, that produce products (exp. photosynthesis)
Reactants items going into a reaction
Products What comes out of a reaction
RXN (reaction) Activation energy used to create a reaction
Activation Energy needed to start a chemical reaction, 'push' that's needed. (exp. sun for photosynthesis)
Metabolism reactions are constantly occurring in the human body
Catalysts chemicals that speed up reactions by lowering activation energy
Enzymes organic catalysts that are complex proteins that speed up reactions and slow down activation energy (recall snowman) they can be used multiple times
Protein rule with Enzymes enzyme's roles are described by their shape because they are a protein. Enzymes speed up reactions, they don't change reactions.
Active Site Like a keyhole, fits substrates into the enzyme
Substrate replaces the reactant in reactions that have an enzyme involved.
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