Which one of the following is false about the ATP molecule? it's waste, ADP and P, can be recycled O it powers many cellular proceses O It contains three phosphate atoms O it is a stable but usable form of cellular potential energy it is fragile and falls apart easy It it can be made by mitochondria

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Q: Where in a cell does most ATP production take place mitochondria lysosomes nucleus cell wall

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