Question
The graphs show the same reaction with and without an enzyme.
Graph A
Graph B Activation
energy Activation
energy
Energy
Reactants
Energy
Reactants
Products
Products
Course of Reaction
Course of Reaction
Which statement identifies the graph with the enzyme? Graph B, because the enzyme binds to the reactant, lowering the activation energy needed for the reaction to occur
Graph A, because the enzyme releases energy from the reactant, changing the amount of product formed
Graph A, because the enzyme combines with the reactant molecule, producing a different end product
Graph B, because the enzyme absorbs the energy from the reactant, increasing the speed of the reaction
Graph A
Graph B Activation
energy Activation
energy
Energy
Reactants
Energy
Reactants
Products
Products
Course of Reaction
Course of Reaction
Which statement identifies the graph with the enzyme? Graph B, because the enzyme binds to the reactant, lowering the activation energy needed for the reaction to occur
Graph A, because the enzyme releases energy from the reactant, changing the amount of product formed
Graph A, because the enzyme combines with the reactant molecule, producing a different end product
Graph B, because the enzyme absorbs the energy from the reactant, increasing the speed of the reaction
Answers
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The correct statement that identifies the graph with the enzyme is:
**Graph B, because the enzyme binds to the reactant, lowering the activation energy needed for the reaction to occur.**
This is consistent with the role of enzymes, which facilitate chemical reactions by lowering the activation energy, allowing the reaction to proceed more quickly without changing the overall energy of the reactants and products.
**Graph B, because the enzyme binds to the reactant, lowering the activation energy needed for the reaction to occur.**
This is consistent with the role of enzymes, which facilitate chemical reactions by lowering the activation energy, allowing the reaction to proceed more quickly without changing the overall energy of the reactants and products.