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When your body puts adenosine diphosphate and phosphate together to make energy, what is the process called?
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Phosphorylation: The ATP mo;lecule has a high energy Phosphate bond. And energy is derived to do work when ATP is split Thus ATP ----> ADP + P + released energy in form of work Phosphorylation is when ADP + Pi are placed back together into an ATP molecule.
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