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Why does a catalyst not change the equilibrium position?

It speeds up the forward and reverse reactions equally. You reach equilibrium sooner, but the balance between them stays the same. Want a practice question on this?

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Why enzymes denature

High temperatures break the bonds holding an enzyme in shape. Its active site changes shape, so the substrate no longer fits.

Common mistake: enzymes are not killed, because they were never alive.

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