The role of enzymes in a chemical reaction is to : Lower the activation energy while increasing the rate of reaction
The graph shown on the left is an uncatalyzed chemical reaction while the graph on the right is a catalyzed chemical reaction.
Catalyzed chemical reactions have lower activation energy and a faster rate of reaction while uncatalyzed chemical reaction has a higher activation energy and a slower reaction rate. because catalyst increases the rate of a chemical reaction by lowering its activation energy.
Hence we can conclude that The role of enzymes in a chemical reaction is to : Lower the activation energy while increasing the rate of reaction
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Explanation:
the base pair of adenine is thymine they are equal in amount in RNA so if 30% of the nucleotide in RNA is adenine so the percentage of thymine would also be equal to adenine that is 30%
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No! matter is not created nor distroyed
Answer:
Option (D).
Explanation:
Lymphatic system is one of the most important system of the body and the part of the vascular system. This system also plays an important role in the immunity.
Various substances like lymph fluid, ions and immune cells flow in the lymphatic system. The fluid flow from the blood capillaries to the lymphatic capillaries via the interstitial spaces. From the lymphatic capillaries the blood flows into the lymphatic vessels then into the lymphatic ducts and finally into the subclavian veins.
Thus, the correct answer is option (D).