What is meant by biochemical reaction?

Answer 1

Chemical compounds consists of bonds of different chemical elements. For example, table salt is sodium chloride, which is a compound that consists of sodium atoms with chloride atoms, the strong-smelling chemical you find in bleach.

A chemical element, on the other hand, is a chemical made of a single atom. The atom has a shell that contains positive and negative charges, electrons, and other partials depending on the chemical properties. Extremely unstable elements emit a type of energy called radiation, usually in the form of ionizing radiation, the type you find released by an nuclear weapon.

Answer 2

A biochemical reaction will be a chemical reaction that is regulated by an enzyme or series of enzymes to turn some precursor into a usable (or voidable) chemical within a life system. An enzyme is a protein that helps to facilitate a chemical reaction.

Often, enzymes will help by speeding up a reaction, although in the case of some rapid, exothermic reactions, the enzyme will limit the reaction to keep heat waste to a minimum.

Answer 3

A biochemical reaction is a process where molecules are chemically transformed into different molecules through a series of chemical reactions catalyzed by enzymes. These reactions are essential for various cellular functions, such as energy production, metabolism, and building complex molecules like proteins and DNA.

Answer 4

They speed up the rate of the reaction by lowering the activation energy needed to start the reaction.

Answer 5

This is a reaction which occur in a living organism.

Answer 6

do not break bonds

Answer 7

Stomach