000000-3-3-NH +R'H₂OFor the chemical reaction shown on the left, please select all the statements that correctly describe the energy transformation that is occurring.HO-HUN-Amino Rterminus-C-N-C-C-0-R Carboxyterminuspeptide bondOverall, the DG<0The enthalpy of the product is higher than the enthalpy of the reactant.The reactant represents more entropy than the product.Energy in the form of heat would be released from this reaction.An enzyme would provide the energy necessary for this reaction to occur.

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