4a. Using the graph above identify the temperature at which the cellulasereaction is the highest.O 40 degreesO 60 degreesO53 degreesO 80 degrees A team of scientist conducted a study to examine how different temperaturesaffect the reaction rate of cellulase. To determine reaction rate they measuredthe amount of methane released by cellulase-producing bacteria in the presenceof cellulose. The graph shows the data collected.1.203040 50 60 70 80 90 100Temperature ("C)Gas produced (mL)

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4a. Using the graph above identify the temperature at which the cellulase
reaction is the highest.
O 40 degrees
O 60 degrees
O53 degrees
O 80 degrees

A team of scientist conducted a study to examine how different temperatures
affect the reaction rate of cellulase. To determine reaction rate they measured
the amount of methane released by cellulase-producing bacteria in the presence
of cellulose. The graph shows the data collected.
1.
20
30
40 50 60 70 80 90 100
Temperature ("C)
Gas produced (mL)

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