The answer to the question asking about the energy source
used to drive ATP synthase to produce ATP is called Proton Motive Force. ATP
Synthase is an enzyme located in the mitochondria since produce happens at this
site of a eukaryotic cell. It consists of a rotating head and a catalyzing end.
As protons diffuse to the other side of the mitochondria (inner side) through
lipid bilayer of ATP Symthase, it causes the rotating head to move like a
motor. This energy is converted to chemical energy in order to bind the
phosphate group to the ADP to create an ATP
