Aneutral salt is formed by which type of reaction?
a. strong acid-weak base
b. strong acid-strong base
c. weak acid-strong base
d. weak acid-weak base

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a) adding base pairs

c) unwinding the helix

 

there are possible two correct answers for this question.

dna polymerase doesn’t add base pairs, it adds single nucleotides which are complentar to coding strand . also dna polymerase can’t unwind the dna helix alone. dna helicase can do that, using energy derived from atp hydrolysis.

dna polymerase are enzymes that synthesize dna molecules from deoxyribonucleotides. these enzymes replicate the dna strand and create two identical dna strands from a single original dna molecule. some of dna polymerases have a function of correcting erros which are made during replication and this process is called proofreading. if the dna polymerase detects that incorrectly paired nucleotide has been added, it will remove and replace the wrong nucleotide.

Answer isno products will be formedyou need the required activation energy/good geometry  to be able to get a reaction going. (without favorable  geometry, more energy would be needed.)this is because molecules in a reaction have electrons surrounding them. as molecules approach one another, they start to slow down because of the like charge repulsion (electrons have a negative charge—like charges repel). the appropriate amount of energy is needed to overcome that mutual repulsion. without that amount of energy, the speed of the molecules will be slowed down to such an extent  they do not even collide; they end up rebounding from each other.