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    Catalysts

    speed up the rate of the reaction.

    lowers the energy input required for achemical reaction to happen

    remains unchanged at the end of thereaction

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    Enzymes

    Enzymes are Biological catalysts

    Enzymes control chemical reactionsthat take place in the cytoplasm.http://programs.northlandcollege.edu/biology/Biology1111/animations/enz

    yme.html

    Catalase in an example of an enzymemade by living cells

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    Catalase

    The enzyme catalase breaks downthe waste substance hydrogenperoxide into water and oxygen.

    Hydrogen peroxide oxygen +water

    (enzyme)

    catalase

    (substrate) (products)

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    Degradation reactions

    animation

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    Synthesis Reaction

    Active site

    es

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    Degradation reactions

    Starch

    Maltose

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    Enzyme activity

    Temperature and pH affect the activity

    of an enzyme.

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    Optimum Condition

    Enzymes function best or are most activein specific conditions known as optimum

    conditions.

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    Degradation reaction

    Substrate Enzyme Product Memory

    Hydrogenperoxide

    Catalase Oxygen andwater

    HPCOW

    Starch Amylase Maltose

    Maltose Maltase Glucose

    Protein Pepsin Peptides

    Peptides Protease Amino acids

    Fats Lipase Fatty Acidsand Glycerol

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    Synthesis reaction

    Glucose-1-phosphate

    Starch

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    Properties of enzymes

    Made of protein.

    Speed up reactions.

    Are specific.Not used up during the reaction.Require optimum conditions at which

    they work best.At high temperature they becomedenatured

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    Lock and Key

    http://www.lewport.wnyric.org/jwanamaker/

    animations/Enzyme%20activity.html

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    Glucose-1-phosphate Starch

    Synthesis reactions

    (Substrate) (enzyme) (product)

    phosphorylase

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