Assertion: lipid's bond | /r/Synonym | saturated fatty acids
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text: Fatty acids with hydrocarbon chains that contain only single bonds are called saturated fatty acids because they have the greatest number of hydrogen atoms possible and are, therefore, “saturated” with hydrogen.
text: If a second hydrogen atom is then added to this intermediate, the original double bond has been saturated but because the first addition is reversible, the intermediate can also dissociate.
text: Fatty acids consist of unbranched chains of carbon atoms that are connected by single bonds alone (saturated fatty acids) or by both single and double bonds (unsaturated fatty acids).
text: It Explain why fatty acids with hydrocarbon chains that contain only single bonds are called saturated fatty acids.
text: Fatty acids with hydrocarbon chains that contain only single bonds are called saturated fatty acids because they have the greatest number of hydrogen atoms possible and are, therefore, “saturated” with hydrogen.
text: It Explain why fatty acids with hydrocarbon chains that contain only single bonds are called saturated fatty acids.