Triglycerides are not polymers as they lack repeating monomer units.
Triglycerides are not considered polymers because they are not made up of repeating monomer units.
| Front | Explain why triglycerides are not considered to be polymers. (1 mark) |
|---|---|
| Back | not made of monomers/many repeating units |
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