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ATP contains sugar ribose, with nitrogenous base adenine and a chain of three phosphate groups…

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5) This is the cycle of how energy is used and created in a cell. Please tell me how this cycle works and how energy is released, what the full names are of ATP and ADP, and provide me with two examples of some work that would require the use of these energy molecules. ADP