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how would a chemical reaction that includes an enzyme differ from a chemical reaction that thats places without an enzyme
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how would a chemical reaction that includes an enzyme differ from a chemical reaction that thats places without an enzyme

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Enzymes offer a faster pathway for the reaction to happen, so they lower the activation energy necessary for the reaction to happen. The result is that the reaction will happen faster
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