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HCHenry

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Carbon-carbon double bonds in the trans form ____.
 A) result in a kinking of the fatty acid into a U-shape
  B) extend the fatty acid into a linear shape
  C) are required to create saturated fatty acids
  D) are the hallmark of essential fatty acids

Question 2

The fatty acid chains found in foods and body tissues range from ____ carbon atoms in length.
 A) 1 to 3
  B) 2 to 6
  C) 3 to 12
  D) 4 to 24



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D





 

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