An enzyme-substrate complex increases the reaction rate by reducing activation energy, often by bending substrate bonds, allowing more substrate molecules to react.
- reduces activation energy by bending bonds - more substrates have sufficient energy to react
| Front | How does an enzyme-substrate complex increase reaction rate? |
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