How is a simple reaction different from a complex reaction?

Q: Use collision theory to explain what the steric factor of the Arrhenius equation is.

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Q: What is the general two-step mechanism by which most enzymes work?

A: To give: The general two-step mechanism by which most enzymes work?

Q: Some enzymes will cause strain of a bond during catalysis. From a chemistry point of view, how does…

A: Bond strain: enzymes can destabilize bonds within the substrate. Proximity and orientation:…

Q: Which molecules are more likely in the course of a collision to reach the transition state and…

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Q: activation energy

A: Activation energy of a reaction is the minimum amount of energy required to activate the atoms or…

Q: Explain An exothermic reaction— how the energies of the transition stateand products are related ?

A: Exothermic reactions are those reactions in which there is a net heat evolved in the reaction. Hence…

Q: what is the aim of the experiment of reaction rate experiment ?

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Q: Enzymes and substrates have what is known as the lock-and-key mechanism. How so?

A: Lock and key mechanism is a model to explain the interaction between enzyme and substrate.

Q: grade 12 chemistry: How would you explain the concept of activation energy to someone who has only…

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Q: What are the two distinct adsorption mechanisms?

A: Adsorption is a surface phenomenon in which the excess concentration of a particular component is…

Q: According to the Collision Theory, the rate of the reaction is equal to the total number of particle…

A: Given Too know about the Collision Theory and the rate of the reaction is equal to the total number…

Q: The branch of chemistry which deals with the rates of chemical reactions is called: a)…

A: b: option is correct

Q: Enzyme Kinetics: If you were to increase the glucose concentration in a reaction with an enzyme…

A: Enzyme:- Enzymes are generally proteins, which catalyses the biological reactions in living system.…

Q: Please define the terms of adsorption, adsorbate, adsorbent and draw the figure of adsorption of a…

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Q: Enzymes are ____________ meaning they bind only to a __________ molecular shape to catalyze a…

A: Biological catalysts that faster the biochemical reactions occurring inside human body are called…

Q: Collision Theory Gizmo

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Q: How Steric hindrance is a decrease in reactivity ?

A: When bulky atoms or groups are present during a reaction, higher energy is required to complete the…

Q: What best defines a transition state?

A: The transition state is a very short-lived species of atoms at a local energy maximum in a…

Q: What is the instantaneous rate of the reaction?

A: The instantaneous rate is the rate of a reaction at any particular point in time, a period of time…

Q: Define activated complex

A: Reactant particles can collide and remain unaffected as a result of  collision. Usually, collision…

Q: the activation energy

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Q: What is the mechanism?

A: Both the reactant and the product is type of dihydropyridine. The reactant is named 1-ethyl…

Q: Activation energy of uncatalyzed reaction and the catalyzed reaction A. If the first quantity is…

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Q: The energy diagram illustrates that the structural profile of the activated complex is A. similar to…

A: Endothermic reactions are those reactions in which energy is absorbed by the reactant molecules so…

Q: Why is the development of catalysis important to the development of life?

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Q: What do you call the high-energy complex that forms from the collision of reactants, and which…

A: Reactant particles collide with each other and a high energy complex formed first of all. ->This…

Q: (d) On the other hand, in quantum physics/mechanics/chemistry, energy is assumed to be quantized and…

A: The speed of a reaction depends on frequency of collision. The more the collision,faster the…

Q: Explain why a high energy of activation causes a reaction to be slow.

A: The cause of the slow reaction due to high energy activation needs to be explained.

Q: What is the difference between an activated complex and a transition state?

A: The pathway of the progress of an organic reaction will be explained by the reaction coordinate…

Q: What is the activation energy of the reaction? Number Units What is the frequency factor for the…

A: Arrhenius equation is:  k = A e-Ea/RT Where, k = rate constant, Ea = Activation energy, R = Gas…

Q: What is the activation energy?

A: Given: The Arrhenius equation is a  mathematical equation which depicts the relationship between the…

Q: Enzymes are kinetically important for many of the complex reactions necessary for plant and animal…

A: Biomolecules- The departed molecules which combine in specific way produce new life or helps in…

Q: Interpretate collision theory

A: Interpretation-  To Interpret the collision theory -    Introduction -  Collision theory -…

Q: Find the specific Rate constant

A: The half life of first order reaction is calculated as, t1/2=0.693k The units of rate constant of…

Q: Why is the formation of the transition state for a two substrate reactions so low?

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Q: What is the difference between a transition state and an intermediate?

A: We have to write the difference between the transition state and the intermediate. Intermediate: It…

Q: Regarding the activated complex, it can be stated that: (I) Its existence is fleeting, as long as…

A: The word "activated complex" is used to describe the reacting molecules in the transition state. It…

Q: Explain how enzymes catalyze reactions.

A: Enzymes are biomolecules formed by proteins and they act as catalysts in biological reactions.…

Q: When the concentrations of reactant molecules are increased, the rate of reaction increases. The…

A: When the concentration of the reactant molecules is increased, the rate of the reaction increases.…

Q: Which of the following is NOT considered to be a factor for effective collisions? Select one: a.…

A: A question based on kinetics of reactions in solution that is to be accomplished.

Q: 1. All of the following is true about the assumption of Langmuir-Hinshelwood kinetic model of…

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Q: Enzymes take part in nearly all metabolic reactions. What is an enzyme's impact on the activation…

A: A question based on enzyme catalyzed reaction, which is to be accomplished.