Paul Saladino· MD
saturated fats are a long chain of carbons with no double bonds between the carbons you have loric myristic palmitic and steric
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saturated fats are a long chain of carbons with no double bonds between the carbons you have loric myristic palmitic and steric
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these are saturated lauric 12 carbons myristic 14 carbons palmitic 16 carbons steric 18 carbons no double bonds between these carbons
stearic acid is an 18 carbon saturated fat it looks like this when there are no double bonds between the carbons every one of these bends or these branch points here these angles is a carbon and then there are hydrogens attached so every carbon is saturated with a with hydrogens and that's why we call it saturated there