Chemistry, asked by palakthakur5976, 1 year ago

The formation of a carbocation, also called an oxonium ion, occurs during the reaction catalyzed by
(A) aldolase (B) lysozyme (C) ribonuclease A (D) ) carboxypeptidase

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Answered by Anonymous

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use of lysozyme because it is hydrolytic.

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