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BiochemistryBiomolecules & Metabolism

Enzymes & Energy

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What enzymes & energy means

Explore how enzymes work and how cells release energy.

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Question

Enzymes work by lowering the reaction’s:

  • Temperature
  • Activation energy
  • Mass
  • Pressure
Answer: Activation energy

Working: Enzymes lower the activation energy needed for a reaction, speeding it up without being consumed.

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