Biology, asked by Thanu9751, 9 months ago

Energy required for start of biochemical reaction is
(a) potential energy (b) entropy
(c) activation energy (d) kinetic energy

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Answered by Anonymous
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Energy required for start of biochemical reaction is activation energy. (Option C)

• The activation energy is nothing but the necessary amount of energy for starting any kind of biochemical reaction.

• And there is a group of biochemical substances in the different animals which increases the rate of the reaction of different biochemical reactions in the plant body.

• To increase the reaction rate ,the activation energy is deceased by these enzymes.

• So,the activation energy and enzymes are related with each other.

Answered by brokendreams
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Energy required for start of biochemical reaction is activation energy.

Explanation:

  • The reaction that is useful in the conversion of one molecule into other within the cell is called as a biochemical reaction.
  • These are taking place with the help of enzymes.
  • Enzymes acts as a catalysts for the chemical reactions and helps in the rate of the chemical reaction.
  • The activation energy is the energy that must be required for the starting of a biochemical reaction.
  • For the reactions to start there must be a bumping of molecules in the reactions and the energy required for this is the activation energy.

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