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    What Type of Reaction Is the Conversion of Fumarate to Malate
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What Type of Reaction Is the Conversion of Fumarate to Malate

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Question 21

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What type of reaction is the conversion of fumarate to malate?


A) Oxidative decarboxylation.
B) Hydration.
C) Dehydrogenation.
D) Condensation.

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