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In the reaction to convert substrate S to product P, if the reaction is energetically favorable: P has less energy than S, because some energy was absorbed in the reaction P has more energy than S, because some energy was released in the reaction P has more energy than S, because some energy was absorbed in the reaction P has less energy than S, because some energy was released in the reaction

          In the reaction to convert substrate S to product P, if the reaction is energetically favorable:
P has less energy than S, because some energy was absorbed in the reaction
P has more energy than S, because some energy was released in the reaction
P has more energy than S, because some energy was absorbed in the reaction
P has less energy than S, because some energy was released in the reaction

In the reaction to convert substrate S to product P, if the reaction is energetically favorable:
P has less energy than S, because some energy was absorbed in the reaction
P has more energy than S, because some energy was released in the reaction
P has more energy than S, because some energy was absorbed in the reaction
P has less energy than S, because some energy was released in the reaction

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10/16/2022

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In the reaction to convert substrate S to product P.if the reaction is energetically favorable P has less energy than S,because some energy was absorbed in the reaction P has more energy than S,because some energy was released in the reaction P has more energy than S,because some energy was absorbed in the reaction P has less energy than S,because some energy was released in the reaction