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why can't cells directly use the energy from glucose? A. Glucose has too little energy B. Glucose has too much energy C. Cells cannot digest glucose D. Glucose contains only single bonds
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why can't cells directly use the energy from glucose? A. Glucose has too little energy B. Glucose has too much energy C. Cells cannot digest glucose D. Glucose contains only single bonds

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D. Glucose only contains a single
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