Which is true about nitrogenase? I. Holds N2 to a metal ion during catalysis II. Has N2 as its only substrate III. Cleaves a triple bond IV. Generates ammonia O Il and IV O III and IV O I and II O III only O I, III and IV

Which is true about nitrogenase? I. Holds N2 to a metal ion during catalysis II. Has N2 as its only substrate III. Cleaves a triple bond IV. Generates ammonia O Il and IV O III and IV O I and II O III only O I, III and IV

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Chapter5: Ground Rules Of Metabolism

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Problem 6SQ: ______ are always changed by participating in a reaction. a. Enzymes b. Cofactors c. Reactants d....

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Which is true about nitrogenase?
I. Holds N2 to a metal ion during catalysis
II. Has N2 as its only substrate
III. Cleaves a triple bond
IV. Generates ammonia
O || and IV
O III and IV
O I and II
O II only
O I, III and IV

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