Why do living things use enzymes instead of heat as a source of activation energy
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Adding sufficient heat would harm or kill a living thing. also
enzymes are far more efficient. A single enzyme can often carry out
thousands of reactions per second. Living organisms use enzymes for
activation energy because they speed up chemical reactions.
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How does an enzymes active site relate to its substrate
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The substrate binds to the active site.
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What is a vacuole and its function
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what does the vacuole membrane's function?
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Which best describes the role of enzymes in chemical reactions
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to increase the reaction rate
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Why do living things use enzymes instead of heat as a source of activation energy
Adding sufficient heat would harm or kill a living thing. also
enzymes are far more efficient. A single enzyme can often carry out
thousands of reactions per second. Living organisms use enzymes for
activation energy because they speed up chemical reactions.
How does an enzymes active site relate to its substrate
The substrate binds to the active site.
What is a vacuole and its function
what does the vacuole membrane's function?
Which best describes the role of enzymes in chemical reactions