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Answer:
Protons moving across the membrane through an ATP-synthase is a form of Kinetic energy, while the generated ATP molecules hold Potential energy.
Explanation:
ATP synthase works only when there is a difference in H+ ion concentration across the membrane. Therefore, there is a huge potential difference across, which causes a rise in kinetic energy as the membrane uses the synthases this energy to make ADP out of ATP.
The generated ATP molecule holds potential energy because of the hydrolyzable phosphate bonds that it has. They break easily and release huge amounts of energy required for chemical reactions.
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