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Understanding Lipids: Simple and Complex Types

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Understanding Lipids: Simple and Complex Types

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Which of the following is an example of a complex lipid?

Fixed oils

Waxes

Phosphatides (correct)

Fats

What is the main component of lipids known as 'fatty esters'?

Nitrogen

Glycerol

Phosphorus

Long chain fatty acid + alcohols (correct)

Where are lipids widely distributed?

In the atmosphere

In plant and animal kingdom, in all living cells (correct)

Only in plant cells

Inorganic compounds

In which kingdom are lipids widely distributed, being present in all living cells and sometimes accumulating to be commercially useful?

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Which type of lipids may contain phosphorus and nitrogen in addition to carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen?

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What is the general composition of lipids known as 'fatty esters'?

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Understanding Lipids: Simple and Complex Types

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Questions and Answers

Which of the following is an example of a complex lipid?

What is the main component of lipids known as 'fatty esters'?

Where are lipids widely distributed?

In which kingdom are lipids widely distributed, being present in all living cells and sometimes accumulating to be commercially useful?

Which type of lipids may contain phosphorus and nitrogen in addition to carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen?

What is the general composition of lipids known as 'fatty esters'?

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