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Chapter 17, Problem 105QP
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Interpretation:
Whether the given fatty acid is saturated or unsaturated is to be discussed. If it is unsaturated, whether it is cis or trans is to be discussed.
Concept Introduction:
Glycerol esters are formed from three fatty acid groups and glycerol. It is known as a triglyceride. The main constituents of triglycerides are natural fats or oils. They serve as the backbone of different type of fats or lipids.
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