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Why do most enzymes stop functioning after being soaked in a strong acid or base? A) They have been diluted. B) Their water content has been reduced. C) They have been converted…

Why do most enzymes stop functioning after being soaked in a strong acid or base? A) They have been diluted. B) Their water content has been reduced. C) They have been converted…
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Why do most enzymes stop functioning after being soaked in a strong acid or base?

A) They have been diluted.
B) Their water content has been reduced.
C) They have been converted to tripeptides.
D) Their bonding structure has been changed.

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a

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D) Their bonding structure has been changed.
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