If an enzyme has its optimum activity at neutral pH, to which of the following pH values does this corresponds? * PH 12 PH 7 рн 3 PH 14

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If an enzyme has its optimum activity at neutral pH, to which of the

following pH values does this corresponds? *

PH 12

PH 7

рн 3

PH 14

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Answer:

Youre answer is PH 7

Step-by-step explanation:

7 It is neutral at

Manish S answered Aug 25, 2022

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