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| The best pH at which an enzyme can work. |
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| The best temperature at which an enzyme can work. |
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A protein
Acts as biological catalyist (speeds up reactions) |
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| A substance that speeds up a chemical reaction and is not changed by the reaction |
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| Explain how enzymes work using the "lock and Key" method. |
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| An enzyme which has been inactivated either by a too high or low pH or a too high or low temperature. |
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| Some things that enzymes help control... |
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| Respiration, Photosynsethis, and our digestion are examples of what? |
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| Enzymes that may be used in biological washing powders... |
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| Protease and Lipase are examples of what? |
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| The place at which the chemical reaction occurs |
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| The two parts that make up the one product. |
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| The out come of the two substrates binding together, or before they have split. |
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