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Title: Enzymes


1
Enzymes
  • - Remember they are PROTEINS!
  • -They are ORGANIC CATALYSTS!
  • ORGANIC IN LIVING ORGANISMS
  • A Catalyst speeds up CHEMICAL REACTIONS
  • A Catalyst does not get used up in the reaction
    (it can be recovered at the end of a reaction)
  • A Catalyst is needed in small amounts (because
    it can be recycled!)

2
ENZYMES ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR SPEEDING UP ALL
REACTIONS IN YOUR BODY!
3
  • Chemical reactions -
  • Reactants (called as Substrates in Enzyme
    catalysed reactions) are C6H12O6 and 6O2
  • Products are 6CO2 and 6H2O

C6H12O6 6O2 -gt 6CO2 6H2O
4
  • How does an enzyme work?

5
How does an Enzyme Work?
  • Substrates are the reactants of an enzyme
    catalyzed reaction
  • Substrates have a matching shape that fits into
    the enzyme like a LOCK AND KEY
  • A bond is formed/broken between the Substrates
    and the Products are released
  • Enzyme is recycled so new substrates can react
    and form new products over and over again
  • Enzymes are Specific to substrate
  • Enzymes lower Activation Energy

6
  • Activation energy Energy needed by reactants to
    make the products (Energy Barrier)
  • Enzymes are Organic Catalysts that can LOWER this
    ACTIVATION ENERGY

7
A single molecule of enzyme can catalyze 1000s
of reactions
8
Enzymes Factors affecting their function
Temperature - very cold no reaction warm temp
fastest reaction cooking no reaction
Optimal temp Human enzymes 37.5 oc
9
Enzymes Factors affecting their functionpH
(Acid - ex. HCl can harm enzymeor Base - ex.
NaOH also can harm enzyme)
3) pH
pH 1-6 Acidic 7 neutral 8-14 - Basic
Optimal pH Human enzymes pH 6-8
10
Enzymes Factors affecting their function
  • Coenzymes organic helpers - Vitamin B
  • Examplesvitamins.

11
Enzymes Factors affecting their function
Cofactors inorganic helpers. Ex Metals
Photosystem I multienzyme complexes
12
Inorganic Catalyst
  • Inorganic - Found in Nonliving things -Example
    Manganese Dioxide (MnO2)
  • Inorganic Catalysts are able to be RECYCLED just
    like ENZYMES
  • They also speed up reaction
  • They can be recovered at the end of a reaction

13
Balanced Equation for the break down of Hydrogen
Peroxide
  • Hydrogen peroxide water oxygen
    gas
  • 2H2O2 2H2O O2 (inorganic)
  • 2H2O2 2H2O O2 (organic)

14
Results Add these results to the LEFT SIDE of
the data table
  • M-F
  • N/R -cooked
  • F- warm
  • S- iced
  • F- dH2O,pH 7
  • M-S base, pH10
  • S- acid, pH3
  1. N/R
  2. F
  3. M
  4. M
  5. M
  6. N/R
  7. F

15
Clean UP- 5pts of lab
  • Dump Test Tube contents onto a paper towel
  • Dump into the garbage can at front door
  • Return unused liver and H2O2
  • Rinse test tubes in sink then scrub test tubes in
    soapy bin, then rinse in sink again
  • NO LIVER IN THE SINK!!!!!
  • Turn test tube upside down into test tube rack to
    dry
  • Clean the glass cutting board, razor blade,
    forcepts and stir rod.
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