Determine whether each phrase or image applies to catabolic or anabolic rascions. Drag and drop each so the correct column. ◻ Zer more small molecules are Friked logether so form a large? morestion targe melecules are troken down into tenaller ores energy is released when chemical bonds are broken Enstbolite reastions ◻ catabolle reastions ◻
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