Unsaturated and saturated lipids exhibit different characteristics based on their structures. Which characteristic is unique to saturated fats? forms covalent, carbon-to-carbon bonds is a liquid at room temperature contains the maximum number of hydrogen atoms consists of fatty acids and a carboxyl group

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Cierra Barrett

10 July, 05:10

Unsaturated and saturated lipids exhibit different characteristics based on their structures. Which characteristic is unique to saturated fats? forms covalent, carbon-to-carbon bonds is a liquid at room temperature contains the maximum number of hydrogen atoms consists of fatty acids and a carboxyl group

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Elise Scott · Answer 1

The question ask to choose among the following choices that sates the characteristic that is a unique to saturated fats and base on the choices, I would say that the unique characteristic to saturated fats is that they are usually solid at a room temperature due to the fatty acids interactions