18YW9TJVEYLM/editof Enzyme Inquiry Questionsmat Tools Add-ons HelpLast edit was 3 days agoNormal textCalibri13.5BIUAGD1. 3 . 4E E E|EnzymesNarme:Directions: Each series of diagrams is designed to provide you with information about enzymes and chemicalreactions. Please highlight, color, and/or BOLD your responses to make them easier to read! (6.5 pts/ question)ReactantsDiagrams 1-4. Chemical reactionsinvolve changes in chemical bonds. ACHEMICAL REACTIONProduct(left side of the arrow)(right side of the arrow)reactants - productsNH, + HCI> NH,CIchemical reaction starts with one set4.of molecules and turns them intoProducte- heReactante.thestarting molecules2H, + O, -2H,0final moleculessomething new by forming or breaking6CO, + 6H,O - C,HO, + 60,chemical bonds.Reactants (Substrates)ProductsChemicalchange1. Explain what the "reactants" are in a chemical reaction.2. What does the "arrow" of a chemical reaction represent?3. What are the molecules called that come after the chemical change?

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