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Card 6
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Why are fats sometimes called triacylglycerols?
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Card 7
Front
What is the definition of an unsaturated fatty acid?
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Card 8
Front
Are most naturally-occurring double bonds in fatty acids:
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Card 9
Front
Why do animal fats tend to be solid at room temperature?
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Card 10
Front
Why do the fats of fish and vegetables tend to be liquid at room temperature?
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Card 11
Front
What is hydrogenating?
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Card 12
Front
What are trans fats?
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Card 13
Front
What is the major function of fat?
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Card 14
Front
Why do animal cells use fat for energy storage rather than starch?
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Card 15
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What cells are responsible for storing fat?
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