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When When a reactant temporarily binds to the active site of an enzyme,the enzyme _____. A. Attaches salt to the reactant B.Cools down the reactants temp C. Slightly changes reactants shape D. Heats up
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When When a reactant temporarily binds to the active site of an enzyme,the enzyme _____.
A. Attaches salt to the reactant
B.Cools down the reactants temp
C. Slightly changes reactants shape
D. Heats up the reactants temperature
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Cools down to the reactants temp
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Answer:
slightly changes reactant’s shape
Step-by-step explanation:
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