Breaking a phosphate bond in an ATP molecule releases A.) Chlorophyll B.) Energy C.) Pigments D.) Adenine

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Breaking a phosphate bond in an ATP molecule releases

A.) Chlorophyll
B.) Energy
C.) Pigments
D.) Adenine

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The answer would be B.)Energy

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Gerson Dantas answered Oct 14, 2022

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