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Most potential energy captured from food molecules is stored as what

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Answered by akash723632
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carbohydrates is the potential energy in the food molecules

Answered by supergirl18
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ATP ( adenosine triphosphate) is considered as the energy currency of the cell. The energy captured from the food by the living organisms is stored in ATP. It a high energy containing molecule. The energy is stored in its high energy chemical bonds, called as phosphoanhydride bonds ( between phosphate molecules).  

Whenever the body requires energy, hydrolysis of ATP takes place ( ATP is converted to ADP and inorganic phos[phate). This results in the release of the stored energy

Answered by ishita1404
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The energy captured from the food by the living organisms is stored in ATP. It a high energy containing molecule. The energy is stored in its high energy chemical bonds, called as phosphoanhydride bonds ( between phosphate molecules).
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