Kinetics Flashcards

556272274	Ea	scientific notation for activation energy.	0
556272275	Protease	enzyme that catalyzes the splitting of proteins into smaller bonds and amino acids by a process known as proteolysis.	1
556272276	Carbohydrase	enzyme that hydrolyzes carbohydrates into smaller bonds such as monosaccharides.	2
556272277	Lipase	enzyme created in the digestive tract that assists in the breakdown of fats into individual fatty acids that are absorbed into the bloodstream.	3
556272278	Denaturation (Example)	Cooking an egg.	4
556272279	Primary Protien Structure (Example)	Hemoglobin	5
556272280	Seconday Protien Structure (Example)	Nucleic Acids	6
556272281	Tertiary Protien Structure (Example)	Human Hair	7
556272282	Quaternary Protien Structure (Example)	Keratins	8
556272283	Enzyme vs. Coenzyme	An enzyme reduces the amount of activation energy needed in a reaction, whereas a coenzyme is a part of the enzyme that helps form the activation point	9
556272284	Van der wal Bonds vs. Disulfide Bonds	Van der wal bonds are between atoms or nonpolar molecules, and Disulfide bonds are between two sulfur atoms	10
556272285	Endergonic vs. Exothermic	Endergonic reactions are where the amount of energy put in is less then the final amount of energy and Exothermic reactions are where then amount of energy put in is more then the final amount of energy	11
556272286	Catalyst	The bike is representing a Catalyst because it speeding up the time for the person to get from one place to another	12
556272287	Substrate		13
556272288	Active site		14
556272289	Activation Energy		15
556272290	Viscosity		16
556272291	Catalase		17