EXPLAIN HOW ENZYMES LOWER THE ACTIVATION ENERGY OF A REACTION
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2011-12-20T09:43:17-0500
The activation energy of a reaction is lowed with 2 ways: 1) Entropic catalysis: an enzyme binds 2 substrates in the special orientation against an active center of the enzyme. 2) Enthalpy catalysis: Before the covalent bonds rebuilding of the substrates it appears an intermediate-compound, to which the enzymes is more related. It provides lower activation energy.
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