Question 1717. Which of the following DO NOT contribute to the kinetic stability of ATP:OA-AG for hydrolysis ATP --> ADP +Pi.O Masking of charges by H2O.Multiple resonance structures.Charge repulsion of nucleophiles.O All of these contribute to the kinetic stability of ATP

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17. Which of the following DO NOT contribute to the kinetic stability of ATP: OA-AG for hydrolysis ATP --> ADP +Pi. O Masking of charges by H2O. O Multiple resonance structures. O Charge repulsion of nucleophiles. O All of these contribute to the kinetic stability of ATP

17. Which of the following DO NOT contribute to the kinetic stability of ATP: OA-AG for hydrolysis ATP --> ADP +Pi. O Masking of charges by H2O. O Multiple resonance structures. O Charge repulsion of nucleophiles. O All of these contribute to the kinetic stability of ATP

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