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Haleigh Braun
28 March, 11:16
What is released when ATP is changed to ADP
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Luca Nolan
28 March, 15:05
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ATP (adenosine TriPhosphate) in changed to ADP (adenosine DiPhosphate) by releasing a phosphate.
(The breaking of the bond will in turn release energy)
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Royce Mercer
28 March, 15:12
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When ATP is changed to ADP, it releases energy.
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