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Odin Figueroa
Chemistry
17 December, 19:28
Why are enzymes necessary?
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Jadyn Morrow
17 December, 19:43
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An enzyme is a protein that controls the speed of a chemical reaction.
Without enzymes, reactions would take place too slowly to keep you alive and therefore you will die
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