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1.	A type of catalysis which involves covalent intermediate transition state formation between the cationic electrophilic group in the enzyme and the electron rich portion of the substrate is referred to as ____________
A.	general acid-base catalysis
B.	electrophilic catalysis
C.	nucleophilic catalysis
D.	specific acid-base catalysis
Answer» C. nucleophilic catalysis

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