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The diagram shows the movement of Na' ions out of a cell. High Concentration Low Concentr ation Na* Na* Na* Na* Na* What is the most likely source of energy for moving the ions? ATP O ADP Na* O H*

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The diagram shows the movement of Na' ions out of a cell.
High Concentration
Low Concentr ation
Na*
Na*
Na*
Na*
Na*
What is the most likely source of energy for moving the ions?
ATP
ADP
O Nat
O H*

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