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Hi there.
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This question is about enzymes.
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And enzymes are proteins.
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And in living organisms, protein, or these enzymes are biological catalysts.
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And what the term catalyst means is any substance that speeds up a chemical reaction.
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Without being changed itself, it is not actually part of the reaction.
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Okay.
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So now we know what enzymes are.
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So they're proteins and they act as biological catalysts in living things.
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And remember, a catalyst is a substance that's going to speed up the rate of a chemical reaction, but the catalyst itself is not changed.
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So it can speed up the rate of a reaction, and then it will be released, and it can go to the next reaction and act as a catalyst there, again, over and over.
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So let's look for which the following is not a property.
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So we have four statements there.
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The first one says that enzymes are permanently modified during the reactions.
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Well, that one, based upon what we've just been talking about, that first statement is not true.
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It is false.
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Let's look at the other three just to make sure that they are in fact true.
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The second one says that they increase the rate by reducing activation energy...