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What Are Lipids? — Structure & Function

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What Are Lipids? — Structure & Function

By RReagan Devine

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Deena Hauze

Unsaturated fats contain a kink in their structure. The are made of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen atoms. — Image source: By WikimediaImages CC0, via pixabay.com

What can you tell about the types of bonds present in this fatty acid?

Choose one answer

Option A: A

It is made of all single covalent bonds.

Option B: B

It has many hydrogen bonds between atoms in its structure.

Option C: C

There is at least one double/triple covalent bond in its structure.

Option D: D

It is impossible to tell the types of bonds in this fatty acid.

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