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    allows for reactions to occur. Enzymes are characterized as macromolecules that serve as catalysts, which are chemical agents that can increase the rate of a reaction, whilst not being consumed by the reaction (Urry et al., 2017). Without enzymes, chemical reactions would not be catalyzed, thus resulting in inactive states. In addition to serving as catalysts to start chemical reactions, enzymes are also involved with digestion. This is essential since enzymes help these metabolic reactions to occur

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    Enzymes are tertiary and quaternary structures of proteins and biological catalysts that accelerate the rates of chemical reactions. Enzymes are significant in that they are not permanently changed in the process and may be reused. Enzymes speed up chemical reactions by lowering the activation energy needed to start a chemical reaction. The process of speeding up a chemical reaction via the use of enzymes begins when a substrate, the substance (reactant) that an enzyme acts upon, binds to the active

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    polymers in an amino acid chain that forms into proteins. They function to speed up chemical reactions within a cell (Brain). Peroxidase are enzymes that acts as catalysts that then allows for many biological processes to take place. The main function of peroxidase is to break down hydrogen peroxide Isoenzymes are enzymes that are made up of different amino sequences that catalyzes identical chemical reactions (“What is a peroxidase”). The question states: Are peroxidase isoenzymes different in roots

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    Enzymes are globular proteins that catalyse chemical reactions, which results in the rate of reaction being increased. Catalysed reactions can be increased by 1020 in terms of their rate compared to non-catalysed rate of 102-4. There allosteric and non-allosteric enzymes. Allosteric enzymes have two or more binding sites that regulate each other. Non-allosteric have more than binding site, but do not regulate each other. Enzymes have specific actions. Three types of specifies exist: group specificity

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    measured at 40.5-44°C; too low to be triphenylmethanol. The final product was determined to be benzophenone, indicating that no reaction occurred. Grignard reagents were likely deactivated by water, causing the reaction to not occur. Introduction1,2,3 This experiment was designed to work with the preparation and use of Grignard reagents1. Grignard reagents are used in reactions to create new carbon-carbon bonds between structures2. For this experiment, the Grignard reagent used was magnesium bromide1

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    Virtual Lab: Developing a Metal Activity Series Purpose: To develop a metal activity series based on a series of potential metal and aqueous solution reactions. Procedure: The virtual lab was accessed by clicking on the following link. The student was directed to another page where they performed some virtual reactions between metal strips and aqueous salts and acids. Part A: The data tables were filled as the student completed the experiment. 1. The START button was clicked on to start the simulation

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    a very recent study, we reported spectroscopic characterization of nonconcerted [4 + 2] cycloaddition of 1,3- butadiene with lanthanacyclopropene [La(CH==CH)] to form La(benzene).44 Lanthanacyclopropene is an intermediate generated by the primary reaction between La and 1,3-butadiene, and computational prediction suggests that the formation of this intermediate involves La addition, 1,3-butadiene isomerization, 1,3 or 4,2-H migration, and C2��C3 bond cracking. To test the computational prediction

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    Discussion Prior to setting up the Chemical Weathering Lab, we were asked to state 4 hypothesis and explain the scientific reasoning behind each of them. I first hypothesized that the cup with the 50% vinegar solution would have the greatest amount of chemical weathering because it was the most acidic of the four solutions, thus it was likely to be the most effective at chemically breaking down and weathering the rock. I then hypothesized that the cup with the 10% vinegar solution would have less

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    oxygen) produced in 10 minutes will be able to tell the reaction rates in each temperature. The data from the experiment showed a relationship between the temperature of its surroundings and the amount of bubbles and water produced. In the first test with chicken liver and hydrogen peroxide in 20℃ water, there was a moderate amount of bubbles, about 10 milliliters of water produced, and the temperature increased 3℃ during the reaction. When the sample was retested in a second trial to see

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    For the objective of executing a reaction that produces a gas, magnesium and hydrochloric acid were reacted together in a single displacement reaction. Hydrochloric acid (HCl) is a medical-friendly, water and acid soluble substance that can be commonly found in batteries and fireworks. Magnesium (Mg), on the other hand, is an alkaline earth metal with an atomic number of twelve. It is commonly used for medicinal purposes and in cattle feed and fertilizers. Magnesium can be very reactive, especially

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