Where is most of the energy in atp stored? a)in the adenine molecule b) in the ribose sugar c) in hydrogen bonds d) in phosphate bonds

The correct answer is option d) in phosphate bonds.

The ATP is a adenosine triphosphate molecule, it has three phosphate bond in its structure. The breaking of  the phosphate bonds release a large amount of energy, which can be used to carry out the processes, which require energy.

The breaking of the ATP in ADP  (adenosine diphosphate )  and iP (ionic phosphate) takes place where the energy is required.

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