MCQ
Enzymes are different from inorganic catalysts in:
- ANot being used up in reactions.
- BBeing proteinaceous in nature.
- CHaving high diffusion rate.
- DWorking at high temperature.
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Answer
- Being proteinaceous in nature.
Explanation:
Biochemically, enzymes are polymers of amino acids. They are not amino acids but are polymers of amino acids.
Most of the enzymes barring a few exceptions are proteins. Few non-proteinaceous enzymes are catalytic RNAs.
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