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Which of the following types of bonds are mostly likely to be found between the enzyme and substrate of a reversible reaction?
I. Non-polar covalent bonds
II. Polar covalent bonds
III. Hydrogen bonds
IV. Ionic bonds

a.

I
b.

I and II
c.

II
d.

II and III
e.

III
f.

III and IV
g.

I, II, and III
h.

II, III, and IV

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