How Do Enzymes Differ from Nonbiological Catalysts

question 22

Multiple Choice

How do enzymes differ from nonbiological catalysts?

• A)They have specificity for the substrate.
• B)They have lower molecular weights than nonbiological catalysts.
• C)They require higher pressure to be functional.
• D)They require lower pH to be functional.
• E)They are more polar than nonbiological catalysts.

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