How do the number of enzymes in a system change as a chemical reaction progresses?(1 point)
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The number of enzymes will decrease over time as they are consumed in the reaction.
The number of enzymes will decrease over time as they are consumed in the reaction.
The number of enzymes will increase over time as they are produced during the reaction.
The number of enzymes will increase over time as they are produced during the reaction.
The number of enzymes stays the same over time because they are not consumed in the reaction.
The number of enzymes stays the same over time because they are not consumed in the reaction.
The number of enzymes stays the same over time because they are produced and consumed in the reaction equally.
1 answer
The correct response is:
The number of enzymes stays the same over time because they are not consumed in the reaction.
Enzymes facilitate chemical reactions but are not consumed or permanently altered in the process, allowing them to be used repeatedly.
