What is the relationship between the catalyst and the chemical reaction? What is the relationship between the enzyme and the catalyst?
Enzyme is a biocatalytic biological biomolecule, a biocatalyst that accelerates the rate of biochemical reactions without changing the direction and product of the reaction. That is, enzymes can only be used to change the speed of various biochemical reactions, but not the biochemical reaction itself. Enzyme is a kind of amino acid composed of a special biological activity of the substance, which exists in all live animals and plants, is to maintain the normal function of the body, digest food, repair tissue and other life activities of a necessary material.
Enzymes are a kind of catalyst.
Catalytic, also known as catalyst, is defined in the junior high school stage to be able to change the rate of chemical reactions, and its own quality, composition and chemical properties remain constant before and after chemical reactions. For example, manganese dioxide can be used as hydrogen peroxide (hydrogen peroxide) decomposition of the catalyst. The catalyst is divided into the positive catalyst and the catalyst is used. The positive catalyst contributes to the reaction to move in the positive direction, and the reverse catalyst contributes to the reaction to move in the reverse direction.
The catalyst can change the activation energy of the chemical reaction, thereby changing the reaction rate.
