Which outcome occurs when elevated temperature alters enzymatic geometry?

💡 Explanation

Enzyme denaturation occurs because it relies on a specific tertiary 3D geometry; this unfolding alters the active site accessibility, therefore affinity decreases, rather than reactions speeding up or shifting equilibrium at lower temperatures, thus constant values remaining unchanged.

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