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What happens to ordinary enzymes at high temperature, unlike inorganic catalysts?
AThey get damaged
BThey become coenzymes
CThey turn inorganic
DThey work faster
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. They get damaged
Proteins lose their structure at high temperature, so enzymes get damaged, whereas inorganic catalysts work well when hot.
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