Explain the mechanism by which enzymes are able to lower the activation energy during a reaction.?

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winterlandss
Mar 3, 2018

Enzymes change the speed of a reaction, don't get used up in the reaction, and stress chemical bonds

Explanation:

Enzymes stress the chemical bonds so they're able to break down easily and faster. (They change the speed in this way too because the substrate s broken down into smaller pieces).

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