Why does ATP contain such a large amount of energy? (please leave a more understandable answer for the lesser scientific mind please)

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The phosphate groups, which are the main constituents of ATP are negatively charged, causing a repulsion, which contributes to instability at that end of the molecule. Therefore this molecule is like a compressed spring. So that the energy released from its hydrolyses is sufficient.
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