Which of the listed effects would be brought about by any enzyme catalyzing the following reaction? k1 S P where Keg = [P]/[S] and AG°' = -RT In K'eg k2 (a) Decreased Kegi (b) increased kı; (c) increased K'eg; (d) increased AG*; (e) decreased AG*; (f) more negative AG°´; (g) increased k2. Justify your answer using a reaction energy diagram.

Which of the listed effects would be brought about by any enzyme catalyzing the following reaction? k1 S P where Keg = [P]/[S] and AG°' = -RT In K'eg k2 (a) Decreased Kegi (b) increased kı; (c) increased K'eg; (d) increased AG; (e) decreased AG; (f) more negative AG°´; (g) increased k2. Justify your answer using a reaction energy diagram.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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