Biochemistry: The reverse reaction (P to S) is unfavorable because the equation describes initial when the concentration of the PRODUCT NEAR ZERO
ES complex is a STEADY RATE INTERMEDIATE. Concentration of ES remains relatively constant because it is produced and broken at the same rate.

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The reverse reaction (P to S) is unfavorable because the equation describes initial when the concentration of the PRODUCT NEAR ZERO 
ES complex is a STEADY RATE  INTERMEDIATE. Concentration of ES remains relatively constant because it is produced and broken at the same rate.

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What are the two assumptions in enzyme reactions?

Biochemistry

The reverse reaction (P to S) is unfavorable because the equation describes initial when the concentration of the PRODUCT NEAR ZERO ES complex is a STEADY RATE INTERMEDIATE. Concentration of ES remains relatively constant because it is produced and broken at the same rate.

What are the two assumptions in enzyme reactions?

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