Biochemical Reactions
Energy and Types of Biochemical Reactions
Enzyme
Water and Life
Acids and Bases
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What are chemical reactions?

 a process that changes some chemical substances into others.

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Why does an elephant have the lowest metabolic rates of any animal?  

The metabolic rate, or rate of metabolism, has to do with the amount of energy the organism uses

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What is the main purpose of biological catalyst?  

to speed up biochemical reactions. 

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All life needs what?

h2o

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What is the main ingredient of many solutions?

Water

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What does a substance need to start a chemical substance?

product

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Explain where all human energy comes from?  

Food 

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True or false, enzymes can be used over and over again?

True


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Where does most of the Earth’s water consist in?

Ocean

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Below 7 on the pH scale is considered what?

Acids
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Biochemical are defined as?

Chemical reactions that take place inside living things are

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In an exothermic reaction, reactants produces what?

Products + Heat

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How does enzymes help you function in your everyday life?

Digest food

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What is the percentage of water that we can drink?

3%

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Above 7 on the pH scale is considered what?  

Bases

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What is an example of a chemical reaction?

the burning of methane can be represented by the chemical equation

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Endothermic reactions in organisms are?  

anabolic reactions

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A catalyst can be defined as?

is a chemical that speeds up chemical reactions

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True or false, the human body is made up about 60% of water.

False

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In what percentage is the Earth covered in water?

almost 75%

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True or false, in a chemical reactions, the quantity of each element changes.

False

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What does all chemical reactions need?

energy

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Enzymes can be defined as?

enzymes are biological catalysts.

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Why is water essential for human beings?

Water can dissolve many substances that organisms need, and it is necessary for many biochemical reactions

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Why is pure water important to understand acids and bases?

Because it the neutral standard for the pH scale