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Recall the reaction of ATP hydrolysis to ADP and AMP in cells. What type of bond is present in these molecules? Can ATP hydrolyze in presence of water without an enzyme?

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Chapter15: The Importance Of Energy Changes And Electron Transfer In Metabolism

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