Label the diagram on the following slide: • 1. substrates • 2. products • 3. energy of activation without enzyme • 4. energy of activation with enzyme • 5. Which has more energy in this reaction, the substrates or the products? • 6. What happens to the difference in energy during the reaction How does an enzyme make go aster? a chemical reaction A+8 -→C+D A+B Energy Ccakres) CtD Time (min)

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