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How do enzymes catalyze chemical reactions?

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Enzymes speed up a chemical reaction and it acts by lowering the energy barrier and this makes more reactant to react when they collide.

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Enzyme catalyze chemical reaction to speed up the chemical reaction. They lower the activation energy (energy needed to start up a reaction) and thus the chemical reaction speeds up. In the presence of enzymes, the chemical reaction occurs faster. However, if enzymes aren't present in a chemical reaction, it will take more time to complete. So, Enzymes are somehow really important.

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