Science, asked by littlelizbeth21, 5 months ago

what happens to the rate of the reaction when the amount of competitive inhibitor increase? Why?​

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Answered by shradhakarbari19
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Kinetics of a Competitive Inhibitor. As the concentration of a competitive inhibitor increases, higher concentrations of substrate are required to attain a particular reaction velocity.

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