8 Enzyme trypsin cleaves polypeptides afteraa.O Negatively chargedO Large, non-polarsmallPositively chargedQUESTION 8Which of the following is not true regarding bimolecular reactions?O Kassoc is the inverse of KdissocO kassoc is the inverse of kdissocRate of reaction is dependent on rate of collisionO Ireversible reactions cannot reach equilibriumQUESTION 9For the reaction A+B <=> AB, Kassoc =O kdissokassockassockdissocO 1/kdissocO 1/kassocAll Ansurrs to sav

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