Enzyme and temperature graph worksheet: label the optimum and denaturation

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Black and white graph of rate of reaction against temperature (°C) with no numbers on the axes: one curve rising to a peak and falling steeply to the axis, a dot on the peak with a dashed line down and a dot where the curve meets the axis, each with a blank line for students to label — A worksheet graph of a human enzyme’s rate of reaction against temperature, in black and white with no numbers on the axes. The rate rises to a peak and then falls steeply to zero. A dot marks the peak, with a dashed line down to the temperature axis, and another marks where the rate reaches zero, each with a blank line for students to write what happens there.

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Human enzyme: works best at 37 °C, and has denatured by 47 °C

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