Unsaturated and saturated lipids exhibit different characteristics based on their structures. which characteristic is unique to saturated fats? forms covalent, carbon-to-carbon bonds is a liquid at room temperature contains the maximum number of hydrogen atoms consists of fatty acids and a carboxyl group

D

Explanation:

Unsaturated and saturated lipids exhibit different characteristics based on their structures.

Which characteristic is unique to saturated fats?

forms covalent, carbon-to-carbon bonds

is a liquid at room temperature

contains the maximum number of hydrogen atoms

consists of fatty acids and a carboxyl group

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false

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