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The common feature of -substitution and condensation reactions of carbonyl groups:
 a. involve two carbonyl partners
  b. involve the formation of an enol or enolate ion
  c. involve a nucleophile
  d. produce a new carbon to carbon bond
  e. all of these describe both types of reactions

Question 2

An enzyme classified as a ligase would be associated with a reaction than involves the:
 a. introduction of a double bond.
  b. loss of water.
  c. loss of carbon dioxide.
  d. transfer of an amino group.
  e. hydrolysis of an ester.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

b



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