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Q: Chemical change releasing energy in cells?
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Is needed for energy releasing chemical reactions that take place inside your cells?

The Mitochondria.


What is needed for the energy releasing chemical reactions that take place inside your cells?

The Mitochondria.


How do cells obtain energy from the sun?

Green plant cells change light energy into chemical energy.


Where does light energy change into chemical energy in plant cells?

The Chloroplasts


What is needed for the energy releasing chemical reactions the take place inside your cells?

cells need oxygen to help burn the energy in food because the oxygen can take out all the energy needed


What are examples of chemical change caused by light energy?

Photoaynthesis, Obtaining energy from Solar cells


What is the process when plants change light energy into chemical energy?

The prodecers use photosynthesis to turn the sun's radiant energy into chemical energy.


How does the chemical energy stored in minnow originally come from the sun?

The path of chemical energy from the sun starts when the light energy of the sun is converted to glucose in a plant through photosynthesis. The fish then eats the plant matter and its cells perform cellular respiration, breaking down the glucose and releasing the chemical energy inside.


Is sleeping chemical energy?

No, sleeping is not related to form of energy. Though, while sleeping, body would go through sequence of chemical energy change to repair our cells.


What is the term of types of cells that convert the sun's energy into electrical energy by releasing electrons from Silicon?

Photovoltaic Cells (PV)


Do cells use a step by step approach in releasing energy?

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ATP is the energy currency in cells by releasing the energy stored in what kind of bonds?

high energy phosphatidyl bond.