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a. there is a large drop in potential energy because charge repulsion is reduced
b. there is a large increase in potential energy because charge repulsion is reduced.
c. atp contains the carbohydrate ribose which stores a large amount of chemical energy.
d. energy is released when a phosphate group is added.
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