Which reaction is NOT an exergonic reaction? protein synthesis b. digestion c. fire d. respiration e, movement This is due today pls help!!

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Which reaction is NOT an exergonic reaction?

protein synthesis
b. digestion
c. fire
d. respiration
e, movement

This is due today pls help!!

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