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Y10 Whole Curriculum
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What do Enzymes do at higher temperatures
Bonds
holding enzymes start to
break down
The
shape
of
active site
changes →
substrate
no longer
fits
Enzyme is
denatured
How is Enzyme
Activity
affected by
pH
Graph
Why do different digestive Enzymes have different optimum pH conditions?
Because they depend on their
environmental conditions
, and they
work better
at
different conditions
Chemical Digestion
-
Stomach Acid
Provides
pH environment
for
enzymes
Kills bacteria
in
food
Chemical Digestion - Bile
Not an
enzyme
Produced in
liver
and stored in
gallbladder
Released into the
small intestine
Alkaline
to
neutralise
acid in food from
stomach
One of the properties of Bile
Emulsifies fats
by breaking down large globules of fats into smaller globules
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