And what that means is the concentration of the products that are produced at the end of the catalyzed reaction is exactly the same as the concentration of products that are produced for the uncatalyzed reaction. So at equilibrium, for the catalyzed version, we still have the same exact concentrations of reactants and products that are left over and formed. So, although enzymes increase the rate of reaction, they do not increase or decrease how much product is actually formed. That means that for catalyzed reactions, the same concentration of product is reached at equilibrium as for the uncatalyzed reaction. So that means what our enzyme actually does is it increases the rate of the reaction. It basically decreases the time at which we reach equilibrium.