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Students are measuring the rate of enzyme activity. The graph below shows the rate of enzyme action as they increase the temperature. What is one possible reason for the sudden drop in the graph?
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Students are measuring the rate of enzyme activity. The graph below shows the rate of enzyme action as they increase the temperature.

What is one possible reason for the sudden drop in the graph?

Students are measuring the rate of enzyme activity. The graph below shows the rate-example-1
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all of the posible reactants had been used up
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