Living EnviHOMMem Aim: How do enzymes speed up chemical reactions? What is a Chemical Reaction? A process that one set of substances into another set of substances Example: Iron + Oxygen Rust How do you know a chemical reaction has occurred? Chemical Equations Series of chemical symbols & formulas to represent a chemical reaction. A + B- What are Enzymes? made up of that act as up chemical reactions

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Q: the atoms in the compound. F arbon has an atomic weight of atoms x 1 = 12) + Oxygon ha

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