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How does an enzyme lower the activation energy

Author: Marilyn Bob-Manuel 3ekt



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By forming an enzyme-substrate complex that accelerates the rate of reaction. They provide an alternative path for reactions allowing a smaller activation energy, which means reactions can take place at a lower temperature.


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