ATP hydrolysis is highly _____ because it involves _____. Endergonic; removal of a phosphate group forming phosphoric acid, which decreases the pH Endergonic; breaking of covalent bonds Exergonic; separation of negatively charged phosphate groups Exergonic; alteration of the transition state

ATP hydrolysis is highly _ because it involves _. Endergonic; removal of a phosphate group forming phosphoric acid, which decreases the pH Endergonic; breaking of covalent bonds Exergonic; separation of negatively charged phosphate groups Exergonic; alteration of the transition state

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ATP hydrolysis is highly _____ because it involves _____.

		Endergonic; removal of a phosphate group forming phosphoric acid, which decreases the pH
		Endergonic; breaking of covalent bonds
		Exergonic; separation of negatively charged phosphate groups
		Exergonic; alteration of the transition state

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