When compared with the normal reaction pathway, a catalyzed reaction pathway will always have:

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Milosnkb · Answer 1 · 2022-11-20T20:20:36+0000

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an enzyme! Keep in mind that an enzyme catalyzed the rate of a reaction. A normal reaction must climb the activation barrier independently, while the one catalyzed by an enzyme has a lower activation barrier due to added stability.

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