HO Но stearic acid oleic acid The chemical structures of two naturally occurring substances, stearic acid and oleic acid, are shown by the figure above. A. Identify the type of biological molecule that these substances could be a monomer for. B. Predict which molecule would likely be a liquid at room temperature and explain why you chose the particular molecule in your prediction.

HO Но stearic acid oleic acid The chemical structures of two naturally occurring substances, stearic acid and oleic acid, are shown by the figure above. A. Identify the type of biological molecule that these substances could be a monomer for. B. Predict which molecule would likely be a liquid at room temperature and explain why you chose the particular molecule in your prediction.

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Chapter6: Basic Clinical Chemistry

Section6.1: Introduction To Clinical Chemistry

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