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During cellular respiration, most of the energy contained within the bonds of food molecules is captured in which are the following.
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So this is what the question is asking.
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The conversion of the kinetic energy of food into the potential energy of atp, the krebs cycle and electron transport chain, digestion, glycolysis, or none of the above.
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Energy's lost, not gained during cellular respiration.
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Well, choice e will be incorrect because energy is in fact gained during cellular respiration.
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Now, not necessarily in the form of just creating energy, but we are actually converting it.
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But we are converting it to a usable form, therefore the net amount of usable energy is going to increase.
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And how do we get that? well, it will be in the form of atp, adenosine triphosphate.
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And that is basically going to be this energy stored in our atp molecule in the form of this high -energy phosphate bond.
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Because if we're to look at an atp, we find that there's going to be an adenosine or an aden.
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And it will be connected to three phosphate molecules...