Question

34. Diagram Qs: which structure represents unsaturated fat? Which structure represents saturated fat? At room temperature, what state is each type of fat? State whether each type of fat is associated with heart problems. Give an example of each type of fat.
@Abhisar

Answer 1

M i supposed to see a diagram ?

Answer 2

no there wasn't one

Answer 3

okay, saturated fatty acids are those who doesnt have any double bond

Answer 4

ok

Answer 5

unsaturated fats have double bonds and saturated single bonds. there are different types of fats..

Answer 6

yeaa truu

Answer 7

In contrary to it, as @shrutipande9 said unsaturated fatty acids have double bond (one or more)

Answer 8

unsaturated fat is the one that has double bonds in its structure and is liquid at room temperature
saturated is the one has single bonds only in its structure and is solid at room temperature

Answer 9

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lipid

Answer 10

any examples

Answer 11

of them

Answer 12

fats are solid at room temp and oils liquid...

Answer 13

ok so wat abut unsatureted at

Answer 14

oil is unsaturated

Answer 15

k thanx

Answer 16

oil is liquid at room temp i.e unsaturated fats are liquid at room temp

Answer 17

saturated fats ARE animal products like butter, cream etc

Answer 18

Heart disease associated with fat would be cholesterol i think and coronary heart diseases

Answer 19

unsaturated fats are like vegetable oils

Answer 20

i mean diseases associated with fats are cholesterol and coronary heart diseases *

Answer 21

omg im bout ta take a test :(

Answer 22

good luck!!

Answer 23

thanx

Answer 24

u r welcome :)

Answer 25

http://www.scientificpsychic.com/fitness/fattyacids1.html
this is going to give u a total view about what are fats, oils, trglycerides etc etc.