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Question 1.

The compound shown is best classified as a(n) ________.

The structure of the compound is C H 3 (C H 2) 14 C H double bond C H (C H 2) 6 (C double bond O) O H.

▸ unsaturated triglyceride

▸ unsaturated fatty acid

▸ fat

▸ wax

▸ simple lipid

Question 2.

The compound shown is best classified as an ________.

The structure of the compound is C H 3 (C H 2) 14 (C double bond O) O H.

▸ saturated triglyceride

▸ fat

▸ saturated fatty acid

▸ wax

▸ simple lipid

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