Question

label each arrow in the figure below. some labels may be used more than once. labels ① drop zones ← reset all energy required to start reaction energy change during reaction non - catalyzed reaction enzyme - catalyzed reaction reactants products image description enzyme - catalyzed reaction energy required to start reaction energy change during reaction non - catalyzed reaction

Explanation:

The energy - required to start a reaction is the activation energy. Enzymes lower the activation energy in enzyme - catalyzed reactions. The difference in energy between reactants and products is the energy change during the reaction. A non - catalyzed reaction has a higher activation energy compared to an enzyme - catalyzed one.

Answer:

From left to right, top to bottom:

• The arrow pointing from reactants to the peak of the higher hill: Energy required to start reaction
• The arrow pointing from the peak of the higher hill to products: Energy change during reaction
• The arrow representing the higher path from reactants to products: Non - catalyzed reaction
• The arrow pointing from reactants to the peak of the lower hill: Energy required to start reaction
• The arrow pointing from the peak of the lower hill to products: Energy change during reaction
• The arrow representing the lower path from reactants to products: Enzyme - catalyzed reaction