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ATP

one adenine group + ribose group + three phosphate groups

ADP

When the third phosphate group is removed through a hydrolysis reaction (it's least stable so easy to removed) you end up with an ADP enzyme

Inorganic phosphate

The phosphate that was released, the ∆G is negative and it had a lot of free energy

How energy transfer works (picture)

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How energy transfer works (text)

When PI (inorganic phosphate) attaches to an inactive monocle, that molecule changez shape and activates. The addition of PI is called phosphorylation this is how energy is transferred in a Cell

coupled reaction

at this point the remaining ADP has to be recharged with another Pi, which comes from the oxidation in the food we eat. That's what we call cellular respiration