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Title: ATP stores energy between its second and third phosphate groups. True or false? Post by: RJW on Sep 12, 2012 question 2-When ATP loses its third phosphate group it releases energy and become ADP + P. True or false
question 3- all enzymes are proteins, but not all proteins are enzymes. True or false Thanks, you can answer one or all three but please only answer if you are sure. Title: ATP stores energy between its second and third phosphate groups. True or false? Post by: rkarthik301 on Sep 12, 2012 1) Not necessarily; false
2) true 3) true Title: ATP stores energy between its second and third phosphate groups. True or false? Post by: Rkamu on Sep 12, 2012 1. True. The bond is hydrolysed in order to use the resulting energy to do work, so it must necessarily "store" energy there.
2. True. Same as above. 3. False But 3 depends on what level this is. There are things called ribozymes which function as enzymes but are RNA rather than proteins. However if you haven't encountered these yet then it might want a "True" for the answer. Title: ATP stores energy between its second and third phosphate groups. True or false? Post by: fitzsimmonss on Sep 12, 2012 1. false
2. true 3. true Title: Re: ATP stores energy between its second and third phosphate groups. True or false? Post by: tim1way on Sep 12, 2012 1. false
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