Which risk increases when salt bridge bonds are disrupted in enzymatic catalysis?

💡 Explanation

Disrupting salt bridge bonds destabilizes the enzyme's active site; as a result the activation energy goes higher because optimal substrate orientation is compromised. Therefore, more energy will be required for the reaction, rather than faster product release at unchanged activation energies.

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