Below 15°C, the enzymes in photosynthesis have less kinetic energy, resulting in a slower rate of reaction.
Por debajo de los 15°C, las enzimas de la fotosíntesis tienen menos energía cinética, lo que resulta en una tasa de reacción más lenta.
| Front | Why is there a slower rate of reaction up to 15°C for photosynthesis? |
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| Back | The enzymes do not have as much kinetic energy at lower temperatures so they break the substrates at a slower rate |
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