That depends on what you mean by "high energy molecules" If you are referring to molecules that release a lot of energy upon a chemical reaction, then butane with the formula C4H10 is a random example. Butane releases a good chunk of energy upon combustion, methane and other C-H molecules are similar, but those are just examples, there are TONS.
<span>You could also be referring to molecules which give a lot of energy to the body during organic processes. These are sugars and carbohydrates. An example would be glucose, with the formula C6H12O6. </span>
The molecules of carbohydrates (carbon, hydrogen and oxygen) are the responsible to produce energy in our bodies as result of the metabolism (chemical reactions that occur in our body).
