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Introduction to Lipids

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Why are lipids not defined by a particular functional group?

They are greasy to touch.

They are lighter than water.

They are relatively insoluble in water.

They have a variety of structures and functions. (correct)

What physical property of lipids makes them relatively insoluble in water?

Being soluble in a nonpolar solvent

Being lighter than water

Being greasy to touch (correct)

Being colorless with a bland odor and taste

Which statement best describes the behavior of lipids when heated strongly?

They break down, releasing smelly and flammable gases. (correct)

They act as excellent insulators for the body.

They leave a permanent oily stain on paper.

They burn with a flame that leaves soot behind.

What is a characteristic feature of lipids that distinguishes them from substances that conduct heat or electricity well?

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How do lipids act as insulators for the body?

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Introduction to Lipids

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Questions and Answers

Why are lipids not defined by a particular functional group?

What physical property of lipids makes them relatively insoluble in water?

Which statement best describes the behavior of lipids when heated strongly?

What is a characteristic feature of lipids that distinguishes them from substances that conduct heat or electricity well?

How do lipids act as insulators for the body?

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