Benzoic acid

Hi, thanks for the response. I used that website to find out that they do inhibit the enzyme but my question was how do they usually inhibit enzymes? Do they have a sort of mechanism? Eg do they denature the enzymes by deforming the active site?

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Hi, How does benzoic acid inhibit bacterial growth and act as a preservative? Will this have anything to do with the way it acts as ...

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... sillica! urea is formed in the body with the interaction of aspertic acid,water,ammonia and c02. Aspartame- another food additive breaks down ... qaurternary ammonium salts and hydrogen donors such as Carboxylic acid. Benzoic acid is one such hydrogen doner,as to is sodium chlorite and formaldhyde.all ...

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... is salicylate containing foods, cross reactions with tartrazine and benzoic acid are well recognised. However it is not widely recognised that significant amounts of benzoates ...

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... patent 4877805 and the synthetic retinoids were used 13-cis retinoic acid, (all-E-9), (EE-9), (EE-4), TTNPB and numerous others, plus accutane, ... tegison, motretinide, pesticides, cyclohexan, butadienyl, dichloro, benzoic ester acids, and so many of toxic harmful chemicals all used in polymerization ...

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