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10. Lipids - Part 1 of 5
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10. Lipids / Triacylglycerols / Problem 14
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How can you distinguish between simple and mixed triacylglycerols?
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Simple triacylglycerols are unsaturated, while mixed are saturated.
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Simple triacylglycerols have different fatty acid chains, while mixed have identical chains.
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Simple triacylglycerols have identical fatty acid chains, while mixed have different chains.
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Simple triacylglycerols have no glycerol molecule, while mixed have one.
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