Examine the chemical reactions that take place

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Explain the role of catalysts is critical in several chemical reactions. They have great significance in the fields of medicine and pharmacology.

• Recognize the two important classes of catalysts.

• Select a catalyst that exists in the human body. Define its importance and how it works.

• Examine the chemical reactions that take place when a biological catalyst combines with a reactant substrate to form an unstable intermediate.

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