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Chapter 4.4, Problem 13CC
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To determine: The part of an ATP molecule that traps and stores energy.
Introduction: In the human’s body, the universal energy carrier are the ATP molecules that transfer and store the energy. ATP is a
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To determine: The part of an NADH molecule that stores the energy.
Introduction: NADH is a chemical that is naturally present in the body of humans. These molecules play an important role in energy production.
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