Chemical Principles II
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The substance upon which an enzyme acts | Substrate
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A protein that lowers the activation energy required for a reaction. | Enzyme
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The sum of the atomic weights of a molecule's atoms. | Molecular weight
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The collective term for all decomposition reactions. | Catabolism
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The number of grams equal to molecular weight. | Mole
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The collective term for all synthesis reactions. | Anabolism
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The combining capacity of an atom. | Valence
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An ion with a positive charge. | Cation
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One of two molecules with the same chemical formula but different structures | Isomer
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