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The high energy bond in atp that is used by cells is found in or between
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The high energy bond in atp that is used by cells is found in or between

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Just did this earlier today so hopefully this helps from my notes…

A phosphate group is located in between both bonds that make up high energy bonds. ATP is a source of energy in a cell that needs power in order to carry out its process.
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The high energy bond in ATP is between

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