Two answers are correct. The coenzyme thiamine pyrophosphate can be considered a high energy compound even though it is not generally hydrolyzed as a source of energy. At least one hydrolysis product is stabilized by isomerization. At least one hydrolysis product is stabilized by ionization. At least one hydrolysis product is stabilized by resonance.
Thiamin pyrophosphate is destabilized by electrostatic repulsion.
The numbers before compounds above indicate the positions of phosphate groups, not numbers of moles. Assuming the concentrations of ATP and ADP above, calculate the adenylate energy charge in the cells if the concentration of AMP is 0.0015 M. 17. Mark the closest answer. ADP is stabilized by isomerization. ADP is stabilized by ionization.