Which of the following is NOT a way in which enzymes stabilize a transition state?
A) causing the temperature of the environment to increase
B) covalent catalysis
C) using binding energy
D) general acid-base catalysis
E) catalysis by approximation

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Enzymes do not stabilize a transition state by causing the temperature of the environment to increase. Instead, they lower the activation energy needed for a reaction by stabilizing the transition state through mechanisms such as covalent catalysis, using binding energy, general acid-base catalysis, and catalysis by approximation.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Way in Which