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At temperatures around boiling, the chemical bonds that hold together the structure of enzymes begin to break down. The resulting loss of three-dimensional structure causes enzymes to no longer fit their target substrate molecules, and enzymes entirely stop functioning.

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when the temperature is about boiling the chemical bonds that hold everything together the structures of the enzymes begin to break down.loss of the three-dimensional structure that would cause the enzymes to no longer fit target the substrate molecules the next thing that happens is the enzymes will stop functioning all together

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