Which term describes and enzyme? A. Substrate B. Reactant C. Catalyst D. Product

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Which term describes and enzyme?

A. Substrate
B. Reactant
C. Catalyst
D. Product

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the answer will be C. catalyst

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C. Catalyst because a catalyst has an enzyme

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