Question

What are high energy biomolecules?​

Answer 1

Answer:

High-energy biomolecules are molecules that release more than 25 kJ/mol of energy when they react with compounds that are present in high concentrations in a cell, such as oxygen or water. The two most common types of high-energy molecules are phosphate compounds and reduced coenzymes.

Answer 2

Explanation:

The two most common types of high-energy molecules are phosphate compounds and reduced coenzymes. Thio-esters are also considered as high-energy molecules, but they are not coenzymes and do not contain phosphorous.