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Answer:
This simply illustrates the effects of temperature on the activity of enzymes(in this case Rubisco). Generally temperature increase affect the activity of enzymes by affecting the rate of collusion of the enzymes's active sites with the substrates,(in this case GP)
Explanation:
at 25 degree, the rate of reaction is very low because less colluision takes place between the active sites of the enzymes rubisco and the subtrate,, therefore less enzyme subtrate-complex, to form enzyme- product -complex, and therefore the product C02 (91) occurs,
At 30 degree more collision occurred between the active sites of the enzymes and substrates, thus the volume of CO2 fixed increaseed to 96 .
This increases to the 104 at 40 degree which is the optimum temperature of Rubisco.
Beyond the optimum of 40 degree, the 3D structure of enzyne Rubico vibrate energetically,The hydrogen bonds holding the 3D shape of the enzymes are broken down, Therefore,the shapes of the active site is lost. Thus Rubisco lost its specificity, and it is said to be denature. Therefore the concentration of CO2 fixed dropped progressively, as the temperature increases.To 71 at 45 degree to 59 at 50 degree(complete denature) Thus enzymes becomes denatured with increases in temperature.