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Enzymes tend to not work in extremely hot temperature because? A) they evaporate into the air B) the substrates become denatured C) the enzyme becomes denatured D) both b and c<…

Enzymes tend to not work in extremely hot temperature because? A) they evaporate into the air B) the substrates become denatured C) the enzyme becomes denatured D) both b and c<…
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Enzymes tend to not work in extremely hot temperature because?

A) they evaporate into the air
B) the substrates become denatured
C) the enzyme becomes denatured
D) both b and c

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C

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