Chemistry, 15.11.2019 03:31, thelonewolf5020

1. what is an enzyme?
2. how does hydrogen peroxide get into cells?
3. how does a cell deal with the buildup of hydrogen peroxide?
4. what would happen if a cell couldn’t make catalase?
5. why hydrogen is broken down, what two substances are created?

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