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Another characteristic of hydrocarbons is that they can undergo - ronctions that
release a relatively large amount of energy .. The gasoline that fuels a car
consists of hydrocarbons , and the hydrocarbon tails of fat molecules serve as
stored fuel ...
Another characteristic of hydrocarbons is that they can undergo - ronctions that
release a relatively large amount of energy .. The gasoline that fuels a car
consists of hydrocarbons , and the hydrocarbon tails of fat molecules serve as
stored fuel ...
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66 ATP : An Important Source of Energy for Cellular Processes The “ Phosphate ”
column in Figure 4.10 shows a simple example of an organic phosphate
molecule . A more complicated organic phosphate , adenosine triphosphate , or
ATP , is ...
66 ATP : An Important Source of Energy for Cellular Processes The “ Phosphate ”
column in Figure 4.10 shows a simple example of an organic phosphate
molecule . A more complicated organic phosphate , adenosine triphosphate , or
ATP , is ...
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Activity Functional Groups • ATP : An Important Source of Energy for Cellular
Processes When a phosphate group splits off from ATP , energy is released that
can be used by the cell . 1 • The Chemical Elements of Life : A Review Living
matter ...
Activity Functional Groups • ATP : An Important Source of Energy for Cellular
Processes When a phosphate group splits off from ATP , energy is released that
can be used by the cell . 1 • The Chemical Elements of Life : A Review Living
matter ...
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