Weak covalent bonds, such as ones in carbohydrates and lipids, have:
A)little potential energy.
B)a lot of kinetic energy.
C)little kinetic energy.
D)a lot of potential energy.
E)no potential or kinetic energy.

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Weak covalent bonds have a lot of potential energy because they can be easily broken and release energy. This is especially true in carbohydrates and lipids, which are important energy storage molecules.

Weak Covalent Bonds, Such as Ones in Carbohydrates and Lipids