An example of an endergonic reaction is A. Breaking down ATP into ADP and P. B. Breaking a protein down into amino acids. C. Polymerizing a protein from amino acids. D. Breaking down glucose (using oxygen) to make CO2 and H2O.

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Moshe Mullins

Biology

7 January, 12:14

An example of an endergonic reaction is A. Breaking down ATP into ADP and P. B. Breaking a protein down into amino acids. C. Polymerizing a protein from amino acids. D. Breaking down glucose (using oxygen) to make CO2 and H2O.

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Anna Fritz · Answer 1

C. Polymerizing a protein from amino acids.

Explanation:

The polymerization of a protein from amino acids is an endergonic reaction. In such reactions, energy is used to drive chemical processes.

An endergonic reaction is a reaction in which energy must be supplied to make it happen.

In an exergonic reaction is a spontaneous reaction that can occur without the input of energy.

The formation of protein is an endergonic process. It requires that sufficient amount of energy be supplied so that the amino-acids can be joined together.