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Temperature, pH, enzyme inhibitors
Temperature at which an enzyme works best
Zero (water freezes, molecules cannot move)
Rate increases (molecules move faster, more collisions)
Above 37°C
Active site destroyed permanently; enzyme stops working
25°C to 35°C
pH at which an enzyme works best
0 to 14
pH 6 to 8
Keeps pH constant in experiments
Chemicals that attach to enzyme and destroy its shape
Blocks enzymes involved in respiration
Mercury and lead
Enzyme becomes denatured (active site changes permanently)
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