C2. In metabolism, ATP hydrolysis typically involves A) Simple hydrolysis in which the released inorganic phosphate is not a reactant B) formation of a phospho-substrate intermediate C) an input of energy D) production of light energy E) none of the above

C2. In metabolism, ATP hydrolysis typically involves A) Simple hydrolysis in which the released inorganic phosphate is not a reactant B) formation of a phospho-substrate intermediate C) an input of energy D) production of light energy E) none of the above

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C2. In metabolism, ATP hydrolysis typically involves
A) Simple hydrolysis in which the released inorganic phosphate is not a reactant
B) formation of a phospho-substrate intermediate
C) an input of energy
D) production of light energy
E) none of the above

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