With some pretreatment conditions, some lignin remained, and that stopped the enzyme. âIf it binds to lignin, itâs just stuck. It canât process or break down biomass any longer,â Bomble said. âWhen that happens, you lose the enzyme. The more enzymes you lose to non-productive binding, the less efficient the conversion. Thatâs usually the problem.
Well, they kinda threw it out. The Articles of Confederation gave to much power to the states, and not enough power to the government. Now while some people see this as a bad thing, it did make the Constitution which we use today. Joan Â· 5 months ago.
3) The states would be a lot more nation-like today if we still had the Articles of Confederation and the term United States of America would be seen less as a country and more of an alliance of countries. So now that we got out of the way, lets say that the Articles were never abolished.ow before we get into how the Articles would have changed America we should review on what the Articles actually covered. 1) The Articles of Confederation would have made the United States a much different country than today.