In living organisms, energy from the oxidation of organic molecules provides most of the energy needed to create favorable conditions for chemical reactions. In living organisms, energy from the oxidation of organic molecules provides most of the energy needed to create favorable conditions for chemical reactions. FALSE TRUE

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Shaun Shepard

27 September, 13:16

In living organisms, energy from the oxidation of organic molecules provides most of the energy needed to create favorable conditions for chemical reactions. In living organisms, energy from the oxidation of organic molecules provides most of the energy needed to create favorable conditions for chemical reactions. FALSE TRUE

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Julius Richardson · Answer 1

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Explanation:

All the cells in a living organism undergo cellular respiration to extract the chemical energy from food molecules and convert it into usable energy form of ATP.

The food molecules having chemical energy are oxidized to produce energy that can be used for all cellular metabolism processes and other energetic reactions required for life

Later on this ATP's energy is used for building new molecules and transporting materials.

Hence, given statement is true