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The structure of a protein can be denatured by heat.
The structure of a protein can be denatured by heat.
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The correct option is A True
Application of heat through a protein structure causes the molecules to vibrate vigorously at their places as heat causes an increase in their kinetic energy which hence results in the disruption and breaking of bonds thereby denaturing the protein.
Hence, the correct answer is true.
Application of heat through a protein structure causes the molecules to vibrate vigorously at their places as heat causes an increase in their kinetic energy which hence results in the disruption and breaking of bonds thereby denaturing the protein.
Hence, the correct answer is true.
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