The free energy diagram for an uncatalyzed reaction C + D --> H + J is shown. Note - the dashed horizontal lines are meant to help with the graph reading only. Based on the information provided in the graph and how enzymes function, will this reaction will produce significant net products if the reaction is catalyzed by an enzyme? In a linking statement, construct your best mini-argument that is accurate, logical and complete. Question 16 options: If catalyzed by an enzyme, significant net H+J will NOT be produced, because the reaction to produce H+J has a positive activation energy, which means it requires energy input and this is not changed by an enzyme, as enzymes only lower the ?G of the reaction. If catalyzed by an enzyme, significant net H+J will be produced, because the reaction to produce H+J has a negative ?G, which means it is energetically favorable and an enzyme would speed up the reaction by lowering the activation energy. If catalyzed by an enzyme, significant net H+J will NOT be produced, because the reaction to produce H+J has a positive ?G, which means it is energetically unfavorable and this is not changed by an enzyme, as enzymes only lower the activation energy. If catalyzed by an enzyme, significant net H+J will be produced, because the reaction to produce H+J has a negative activation energy, which means it does not require any energy input and an enzyme would speed up the reaction by lowering the ?G of the reaction.