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What are the description of the ff?
A. Enzyme influence on reaction
velocity
B. Effect of temperature on
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- . Enzymes provide activation energy for the chemical reactions. * A. True B. Falsecan you explain using a drawing presenting the factors like pH, temperature, substrate concentration, and enzyme concentration on its effect on the activity of an enzyme. You may use graphs or images to explain your ideas. Thank you!Explain the difference in progress between a chemical reaction involving an enzyme and one not involving an enzyme. What would the differences be? – be sure to discuss activation energy and what it means Explain the relationship between substrate concentration and enzyme activity. Be sure to discuss saturation
- A. Briefly explain the factors that could affect enzyme activityB. How can these factors influence the enzyme reaction?variations of velocity with ph can lead to a number of changes in the enzymes's abitllity to catalyse a reaction.give reasons for this changesDefine the following terms: a. catalytic dyad b. transition state theory c. hydroxide ion catalysis d. reaction intermediate e. proximity and orientation effects
- What is expected to happen to the reaction rate with increasing temperature? (Enzyme kinetics)How does changing the temperature and pH affect the rate of enzyme activity? Explain by graphical representation and analyze resultsHow will each change affect the reaction? HNO2(aq)⇌H^+(aq)+NO2^-(aq) a.) Decreasing volume b.) Removal of NO2^- c.) Addition of OH^-(which will react with and remove H^+)
- The reason for the decrease in the rate of enzyme reaction as the temperature is increased beyond the optimal temperature isa. decrese in the kinetic energy of the reactantsb. decrease in activation energy of reactionc. denaturation of the enzyme d. inhibition of the enzymeThe reason for the increase in the rate of an enzyme reaction when the temperature is increased isa. decrease in kinetic energy of reactantb. increase in kinetic energy of reactantc. increase in activation energy of reactiond. decrease in activation energy of reactionMatch the following terms with the best definition. Enzyme Product Substrate Active Site A. A macromolecule serving as a catalyst. B. A material resulting from a chemical reaction. C. The reactant on which an enzyme works. D. Location on an enzyme where the reaction is catalyzed.