5 Questions
Which macronutrient does hydrogenation primarily affect?
Fat
How many fatty acids are present in a fat molecule?
3
What is the main source of trans fats?
Vegetable oils
What do we call a fatty acid that has no double bonds?
Saturated
What do we call a bond that is formed between ions?
Ionic bond
Study Notes
Macronutrients and Fatty Acids
- Hydrogenation primarily affects unsaturated fatty acids.
- A fat molecule typically contains three fatty acids.
- The main source of trans fats is partially hydrogenated oils, often found in processed foods.
- A fatty acid with no double bonds is called saturated.
- An ionic bond is formed between ions, typically between a metal and a nonmetal.
This quiz covers a range of topics including hydrogen nation, daily fat intake, trans fats, fatty acids, and atomic numbers. Test your knowledge on these subjects and see how much you know!
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