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Why do enzymes act as catalysts? they maintain activation energy they raise the activation energy they lower the activation energy they use activation energy

Why do enzymes act as catalysts? they maintain activation energy they raise the activation energy they lower the activation energy they use activation energy
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Why do enzymes act as catalysts?

they maintain activation energy


they raise the activation energy


they lower the activation energy


they use activation energy

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they lower the activation energy

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Answer:

They lower the activation energy

Step-by-step explanation:

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