When hydrogen peroxide is mixed with catalase, water and oxygen gas are produced. In this reaction, hydrogen peroxide is the A. Substrate B. Enzyme C. Product D. Inhibitior

When hydrogen peroxide is mixed with catalase, water and oxygen gas are produced. In this reaction, hydrogen peroxide is the A. Substrate B. Enzyme C. Product D. Inhibitior

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