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Jaron Chaney

4 January, 07:12

Which sentence best explains how enzymes spped up a chemical reaction a) enzymes remove heat from a chemical reaction b) enzymes lower the activation energy of a chemical c) enzymes add heat to a chemical reaction d) enzymes are niot changed as a result of a chemical reaction

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