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Neveah Carlson

22 March, 17:17

Energy stored in the chemical bond between the last two phosphate molecules of atp is liberated during atp hydrolysis. some of this energy is transferred to myosin myofilaments to cause it to change shape (thus it performs work) and some is lost as heat. this illustrates which of the laws of thermodynamics? check all that apply

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