What is the chemistry behind of the effect of proteins when it is subjected to different temperatures done in three trials? see the data below to interpretTable 3.1 %Transmittance of Identical 10% albumin samples subjected to different temperatures done in three trials.Heating Tempt. (C) %TransmittanceTrial 1Trial 2trial 3AverageControl (unheated)626262625560595859602.54.54.511.5651.521.61.521.55701111 Table 3.2 Absorbance of Identical 10% albumin solution subjected to different temperatures done in three trials.Heating Tempt. (C) Absorbance Readings (450nm)Trial 1Trial 2Trial 3AverageControl (unheated)0.20760.20760.20760.2076550.22180.22190.23660.2292601.60211.34681.34680.9393651.81821.79591.81821.897702222

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What is the chemistry behind of the effect of proteins when it is subjected to different temperatures done in three trials? see the data below to interpret

Table 3.1 %Transmittance of Identical 10% albumin samples subjected to different temperatures done in three trials.

Heating Tempt. (C)	%Transmittance
Trial 1	Trial 2	trial 3	Average
Control (unheated)	62	62	62	62
55	60	59	58	59
60	2.5	4.5	4.5	11.5
65	1.52	1.6	1.52	1.55
70	1	1	1	1

Table 3.2 Absorbance of Identical 10% albumin solution subjected to different temperatures done in three trials.

Heating Tempt. (C)	Absorbance Readings (450nm)
Trial 1	Trial 2	Trial 3	Average
Control (unheated)	0.2076	0.2076	0.2076	0.2076
55	0.2218	0.2219	0.2366	0.2292
60	1.6021	1.3468	1.3468	0.9393
65	1.8182	1.7959	1.8182	1.897
70	2	2	2	2