Where Is the Chemical Energy That Is Used to Drive

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Multiple Choice

Where is the chemical energy that is used to drive endergonic reactions contained in a molecule of ATP?

• A) The 3ʹ -OH bond of the ribose sugar
• B) The P-O bond of the third phosphate group
• C) In the N-C bonds of the adenine base group
• D) In hydrogen bonds with another ATP molecule
• E) In solution with H₂O

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