Why enzyme react with both acidic and alkaline substances?
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A ENZYME DON'T REACTS WITH ACID OR ALKALINE SUBSTANCE IT ACTS IN ACIDIC OR IN ALKALINE MEDIUM .
MOST OF THE ENZYMES CATALYSE SUBSTANCES IN ALKALINE MEDIUM BUT THERE ARE ALSO SOME ENZYMES WHICH ACT ON SUBSTANCES OR CATALYSE THEM IN ACIDIC MEDIUM.
MOST OF THE ENZYMES CATALYSE SUBSTANCES IN ALKALINE MEDIUM BUT THERE ARE ALSO SOME ENZYMES WHICH ACT ON SUBSTANCES OR CATALYSE THEM IN ACIDIC MEDIUM.
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Because they contain protein as a major part
Explanation:
Enzymes are mostly of protieneous nature
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