3. In each of the following pairs of fatty acids, select the fatty acid that has the higher melting point. a. 14:0 acid and 18:0 acid b. 20:4 acid and 20:5 acid С. c. 18:3 acid and 20:3 acid d. 16:0 acid and 16:1 acid

3. In each of the following pairs of fatty acids, select the fatty acid that has the higher melting point. a. 14:0 acid and 18:0 acid b. 20:4 acid and 20:5 acid С. c. 18:3 acid and 20:3 acid d. 16:0 acid and 16:1 acid

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3. In each of the following pairs of fatty acids, select the fatty acid that has the higher melting
point.
a. 14:0 acid and 18:0 acid
b. 20:4 acid and 20:5 acid
С.
c. 18:3 acid and 20:3 acid
d. 16:0 acid and 16:1 acid

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