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Enzymes in reactions are- A. Reusable B. Able to take place at any temperature C. Destroyed in the reaction D. Able to catalyze multiple reactions at once
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Enzymes in reactions are-

A. Reusable

B. Able to take place at any temperature

C. Destroyed in the reaction

D. Able to catalyze multiple reactions at once

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A reusable because they can continue to function after a reaction and they function best at body heat temperature and colder they do not function as fast
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