How Are Trans Fats Different from Regular Saturated Fats

question 53

Multiple Choice

How are trans fats different from regular saturated fats?

• A) Trans fats cannot form carbon-carbon double bonds.
• B) Trans fats have flattened fatty acids.
• C) Trans fats are liquid at room temperature.
• D) Trans fats do not contain glycerol.

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