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Where is ENERGY in an APT molecule? a) in the carbon and phosphorus atoms b) in the bonds between the atoms c) just in the carbon atoms d) in the water molecules​

Where is ENERGY in an APT molecule? a) in the carbon and phosphorus atoms b) in the bonds between the atoms c) just in the carbon atoms d) in the water molecules​
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Where is ENERGY in an APT molecule?

a) in the carbon and phosphorus atoms
b) in the bonds between the atoms
c) just in the carbon atoms
d) in the water molecules​

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User Zeliax
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b i guess correct me if im wrong

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