A combination of substances in which no reaction takes place is called a mixture. In a mixture, the individual components maintain their distinct chemical properties and can be physically separated. Examples include salad, air, and sand mixed with salt. Unlike compounds, mixtures do not have a fixed composition or specific ratios of components.
These initial substances are the reactants.
These substances are called reactants.
The substances released after an enzyme reaction takes place are called products. Enzymes catalyze chemical reactions by binding to substrates and converting them into these products. The specificity of the enzyme determines the nature of the products formed in the reaction.
Example: double displacement reaction.
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These initial substances are the reactants.
These substances are called reactants.
A chemical reaction is the change that takes place when different substances react with one another to form new substances. The substances that react in a chemical reaction are called the reactants and the new substances formed are called the products.
The initial substances in a reaction are called reactants.
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The substances released after an enzyme reaction takes place are called products. Enzymes catalyze chemical reactions by binding to substrates and converting them into these products. The specificity of the enzyme determines the nature of the products formed in the reaction.
Example: double displacement reaction.
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The substances that are released after an enzyme reaction takes place are known as products. During the enzymatic reaction, substrates are converted into these products through the enzyme's catalytic action. The enzyme itself remains unchanged and can participate in further reactions.
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