OSAT Biological Sciences (110) Practice Questions - Oklahoma Subject Area Test Biological Sciences (110) Exam

Why do enzymes usually function best within a limited temperature range?

Their three-dimensional shape can be disrupted when thermal motion becomes too great They are consumed as reactants whenever temperature rises They stop lowering activation energy at all temperatures above freezing They work only when covalent bonds in the substrate are already broken

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Their three-dimensional shape can be disrupted when thermal motion becomes too great

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