A) weight of ATP used in human adult in 24hrCalculated 69.2 kgB) Help - percentage of the persons body weight that this represents? **Energy Requirements and ATP Synthesis for Adults**A 70 kg (154 lb) adult requires a daily calorie intake of 2,000 kcal (8,360 kJ) for proper functioning over a 24-hour period. This energy comes from metabolized food, which is converted into free energy. This energy is crucial for synthesizing ATP (adenosine triphosphate), which is used for various biological processes.**Key Information:**- **Caloric Conversion:** Each calorie (or "Calorie" as listed on food labels) corresponds to 1.0 kcal in biochemical terms.- **ATP Details:** - The molecular weight of ATP is 505 g/mol. - Each mole of ATP equates to 30.5 kJ of energy.**Efficiency and Calculation:**- The efficiency of converting food energy into ATP is assumed to be 50%.- Based on this efficiency, further calculations can be conducted.This information serves as a basis for understanding energy conversion in biochemical terms and the role of ATP in human metabolism.

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