What will you observe when samples of these fats and oils are tested for unsaturation with bromine water? Refer to the table below. Fat/OilC17H35COOHC17H33COOHC17H31COOHC17H29COOH(%)(%)(%)(%)Sample ASample BSample C52443128315321845

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What will you observe when samples of these fats and oils are tested for unsaturation with bromine water? Refer to the table below.

Fat/Oil
C17H35COOH
C17H33COOH
C17H31COOH
C17H29COOH
(%)
(%)
(%)
(%)
Sample A
Sample B
Sample C
52
44
3
1
2
83
15
32
18
45

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