Enzymes increase the rate of a reaction by __________?
(A) Contributing water to the reaction.
(B) Contributing electrons to the reaction.
(C) Changing the pH of the substrates.
(D) Decreasing activation energy.
(E) Increasing the temperature of the substrates.
@Javk

Question

Enzymes increase the rate of a reaction by __________?
(A)	Contributing water to the reaction.
(B)	Contributing electrons to the reaction.
(C)	Changing the pH of the substrates.
(D)	Decreasing activation energy.
(E)	Increasing the temperature of the substrates.
@Javk

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it says: decreasing activation energy

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