Which macromolecules store the most energy? A: proteins B: carbohydrates C: nucleic acids D: lipids

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AndyD · Answer 1 · 2021-06-24T15:21:38+0000

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D. Lipids

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Lipids store the most chemical potential energy. Carbohydrates are more readily available though so the body use carbs when it can before accessing lipid storages.

Which macromolecules store the most energy? A: proteins B: carbohydrates C: nucleic acids D: lipids

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