In the lab, a group of students is carrying out the reaction described and graphed in the previous question, but it is not proceeding. One student suggests heating it up to make it proceed more rapidly. Another student suggests adding an enzyme to the reaction instead. They try both and find that heating speeds up the reaction, and adding an enzyme also speeds up the reaction. A) How does heating the reaction in a test tube cause the reaction to occur at a higher rate? B) How does adding an enzyme enable the reaction to occur at a faster rate?

In the lab, a group of students is carrying out the reaction described and graphed in the previous question, but it is not proceeding. One student suggests heating it up to make it proceed more rapidly. Another student suggests adding an enzyme to the reaction instead. They try both and find that heating speeds up the reaction, and adding an enzyme also speeds up the reaction. A) How does heating the reaction in a test tube cause the reaction to occur at a higher rate? B) How does adding an enzyme enable the reaction to occur at a faster rate?

Principles Of Radiographic Imaging: An Art And A Science

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