Biology & Chemistry : Which Molecule Is Used as Fuel for a Cell?

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Channel: ehow · 2009 · Entertainment

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The molecule that is used to fuel cells is ATP, or adenosine triphosphate, and breaking the bonds of these molecules up releases a great deal of energy. Learn about the production of ATP during cellular respiration with help from a science teacher and field biologist in this free video on fuel cells and energy.

Expert: Brian Erickson
Contact: Ericksontutoring.blogspot.com
Bio: Brian Erickson is a tutor in math and science, as well as a field biologist.
Filmmaker: Todd Green

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