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Biochemistry 2-4 ENZYMES AND CHEMICAL REACTIONS
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Atoms rearranged Substance changes into a new one Bonds must be broken and new bonds must form. Ex. Water separated into hydrogen/oxygen (electrolysis) Chemical change
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Reactants (left of arrow) (materials needed or that you start with) Products (right of arrow) (what is produced or you end up with ) Chemical Reactions involve…
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Color change (rusting/flame test) Precipitate formation (solid product formed from 2 liquids) Gas formation (bubbles) Temperature change (heat/light) Evidence of Chemical reactions:
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Activation Energy Energy that is needed to get a reaction started. (ex- lighting a match)
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*Increasing the rate of a reaction Increased concentration of a material= faster reaction Increased surface area of a material = faster reaction Increased temperature of a material= faster reaction Catalyst- a substance that increases the rate of a chemical reaction. Ex. enzymes
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Types of Chemical Reactions *Chemistry is Amazing!
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Enzymes Biological catalysts (speed up the rate of chemical reactions by lowering the activation energy.)
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Enzymes Enzymes work best at body temp Cells contain proteins that can turn enzymes “on” or “off” Enzymes help to transfer cell information, release energy for the cell and body, regular chemical processes (digestion), provide necessary material for cell growth and development.
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