ATP Cycle

This biology video tutorial discusses the ATP cycle which explains the interconversion of ATP and ADP. The conversion of ATP into ADP is an exergonic process that releases energy and an inorganic phosphate group. The conversion of ADP into ATP is an endergonic reaction that requires the input of energy and releases H2O as a product.
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Sadly my body has lost the ability to convert from ADP... Waiting to see Rheumatologist but in the meantime would you suggest anything that might help with my energy levels?

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please explain why H2O (water) is required to transform ATP to ADP! There is no explanation for the role of water in generating the transformation from ATP to ADP.

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This explanation is wrong. it cannot explain why energy is released or absorbed during the ATP cycle.

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How can we benefit from the energy we get by ATP Hydrolysis? By phosphorylation or by using the released energy (i think it is called gibbs energy) or both ways?

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