Which outcome occurs when a protein's ionic bonds weaken?

💡 Explanation

Weakened ionic bonds disrupt tertiary protein structure, because protein folding depends heavily on electrostatic interactions via ionic bonding; therefore enzyme activity changes, rather than other properties being dramatically altered maintaining structural stability.

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