Interesterification of two mono-acid triacylclycerols gives, in principle, 8 different kinds of molecular species, if all the possible region- and stereo-isomers are taken into consideration. The following scheme illustrates the reaction, with some of the products missing. Write the THREE missing triacylglycerol species. EE EEBEE ? ? ? AMA BBB AAA BBB AAB BAA ABB

Interesterification of two mono-acid triacylclycerols gives, in principle, 8 different kinds of molecular species, if all the possible region- and stereo-isomers are taken into consideration. The following scheme illustrates the reaction, with some of the products missing. Write the THREE missing triacylglycerol species. EE EEBEE ? ? ? AMA BBB AAA BBB AAB BAA ABB

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Chapter18: Functional Derivatives Of Carboxylic Acids

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Problem 18.69P

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