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Fatty Acids and Oxidation Reactions Quiz

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What is the defining feature of polyunsaturated fatty acids?

They contain a minimum of 2 C=C double bonds (correct)

They have a single carbon-carbon bond

They are solid at room temperature

They are resistant to oxidation reactions

In what way do polyunsaturated fatty acids differ from monounsaturated fatty acids?

They are less prone to oxidation reactions

They are solid at room temperature

They have a single carbon-carbon bond

They contain multiple carbon-carbon double bonds (correct)

Why do polyunsaturated fatty acid oils turn rancid more quickly than those containing single carbon-carbon bonds?

They are resistant to oxidation reactions

They react more readily with oxygen due to multiple double bonds (correct)

They have a lower melting point

They contain saturated fats

What is the hardening reaction of polyunsaturated fatty acids a result of?

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Why should polyunsaturated fatty acid oils be stored in the refrigerator?

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Fatty Acids and Oxidation Reactions Quiz

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Questions and Answers

What is the defining feature of polyunsaturated fatty acids?

In what way do polyunsaturated fatty acids differ from monounsaturated fatty acids?

Why do polyunsaturated fatty acid oils turn rancid more quickly than those containing single carbon-carbon bonds?

What is the hardening reaction of polyunsaturated fatty acids a result of?

Why should polyunsaturated fatty acid oils be stored in the refrigerator?

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