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According to the Lock and Key model, the mechanism of an enzyme catalysed reaction (where E= enzyme , S = substrate , ES = enzyme -substrate activated complex and P = product) is -

A

`E+S to ES, ES to P`

B

`E+S to ES, ES hArr P+E`

C

`E+S hArr ES, ES to P+E`

D

`E+S hArr ES, ES hArr P+E`

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