The rate of a chemical reaction will double (reaction will go twice as fast) for every 10°C increase in temperature. This observation holds for enzyme-catalyzed reactions up to a certain temperature range (different for each enzyme), at which the rate stops increasing and then decreases sharply as the temperature increases. Explain.

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