How do organisms store and use energy?

a. by changing oxygen into organic compounds

b. by taking electrons from an electron transport chain

c. by making and breaking the chemical bonds in organic compounds

d. by transferring energy through the process of homeostasis

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Octavio Stout

24 April, 11:17

How do organisms store and use energy?

a. by changing oxygen into organic compounds

b. by taking electrons from an electron transport chain

c. by making and breaking the chemical bonds in organic compounds

d. by transferring energy through the process of homeostasis

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Dakota Cantu · Answer 1

Living organisms use two major types of energy storage. Energy-rich molecules such as glycogen and triglycerides store energy in the form of covalent chemical bonds. Cells synthesize such molecules and store them for later release of the energy.

How do organisms store and use energy?a. by changing oxygen into organic compoundsb. by taking electrons from an electron transport chainc. by making and breaking the chemical bonds in organic compoundsd. by transferring energy through the process of homeostasis

How do organisms store and use energy?

a. by changing oxygen into organic compounds

b. by taking electrons from an electron transport chain

c. by making and breaking the chemical bonds in organic compounds

d. by transferring energy through the process of homeostasis