Saturated describes fatty acids that lack any carbon-carbon double bonds within their hydrocarbon chains.
Saturated refers to fatty acids that contain no carbon-carbon double bonds in their hydrocarbon chain.
| Front | What is saturated |
|---|---|
| Back | No double bond |
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