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Enzyme Function
Enzymes are made of
Why does the rate drop after Temp A?
Enzyme Function
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Biology, Enzymes basics
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Why does the rate drop after Temp A?
The reaction has finished
there is a new limiting factor
the enzymes are denatured
The reactants are burnt up
2
Enzymes are made of
carbohydrates
sugars
amino acids
DNA
3
What does the dotted line represent?
The denaturing temperature
<p>Body temperature</p>
Nothing in particular
the optimum temperature
4
Increasing temperature will increase the rate of reaction because the particles have more what?
active sites
enzymes
collision energy
substrates
5
Catalayse is an enzyme in the human body. At what temperature will it work fastest?
45o
150
350
250
6
The optimum temperature for many enzymes in the human body is
320
<p>600</p>
37o
400
7
Which word or phrase best describes the function of an enzyme?
lock and key
digestion
enzymatic action
Macromolecule
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Based on the graph below, at what pH would the rate of reaction be fastest for this enzyme?
8
6
7
5
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Once denatured, a protein or enzyme can never go back to the correct shape. True or False?
False
True
