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Why is lactase used at relatively low temperatures in food processing?
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The lactase enzyme molecules last longer at lower temperatures as there is less denaturation. The energy cost is lower as less energy is used to heat the surroundings. The low temperature can also reduce milk spoilage by reducing bacterial growth. It can control the rate of reaction as well where products are formed more slowly.
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