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1. Enzyme (A)
2. Substrate (B)
3. Products (C)
4. Active site (D)

5. Enzymes lower the activation energy.
6. The enzyme breaks down starch into smaller molecules (amylose, dextrins).
7. Starch is a polysaccharide and large; it cannot fit into the active site.
8. Enzymes slow down based on conditions.
9. Enzymes will break down starch → maltose → glucose for maximum energy.
10. If you add more enzymes to a reaction, it speeds up the reaction (product + complex).
11. There are more substrates than enzymes in the stomach.
12. Enzymes are essential in life processes (metabolism / digestion).

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