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ENZYMES
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Mind Map on ENZYMES, created by moorea on 11/28/2013.
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ENZYMES
CATALYSTS
A substance that speeds up a chemical reaction and is not changed by the reaction.
ENZYMES
Proteins that function as biological catalysts
Key words: Active sight, enzyme and substance
Effect of temperature and Ph on enzyme activity
Higher the temperature, faster the reaction
Ph should be acidic to work best.
LOCK AND KEY
When the enzyme is carefully structured to insure that it perfectly fits the substance into it and then breaks it into two or just breaks it down
WHY ARE ENZYMES USEFUL?
Baby Food (to break it down so it is easier)
Fructose is used instead of glucose in slimming foods, more sweet there for less is needed because they have the same amount of characters
Washing powder
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