What does the changing the pH of a solution affect the ability of an enzyme to catalyze a chemical reaction?

A) it destroys the substrate.

B) it changes the shape of the protein.

C) it breaks the protein into its monomers.

D) it raises the temperature of the solution

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4 December, 17:52

What does the changing the pH of a solution affect the ability of an enzyme to catalyze a chemical reaction?

A) it destroys the substrate.

B) it changes the shape of the protein.

C) it breaks the protein into its monomers.

D) it raises the temperature of the solution

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Leon Vaughan · Answer 1

Changing the ph of a solution will change the shape of the enzyme always, but as well it changes the shape of the substrate. I would say B is the correct answer

What does the changing the pH of a solution affect the ability of an enzyme to catalyze a chemical reaction?A) it destroys the substrate.B) it changes the shape of the protein.C) it breaks the protein into its monomers.D) it raises the temperature of the solution

What does the changing the pH of a solution affect the ability of an enzyme to catalyze a chemical reaction?

A) it destroys the substrate.

B) it changes the shape of the protein.

C) it breaks the protein into its monomers.

D) it raises the temperature of the solution