Lesson 5.5. Reactions of Fatty Acids

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degradation of fatty acids

Knowing that double bonds cause __________________, they are intentionally removed to prolong product shelf-life.

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partial hydrolysis

During a.____________ of Cis fatty acid using b._________________________, some get converted to a c.________________________ and in some molecules d._____________ to different carbons.

a = ?

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Nickel and Hydrogen gas at 250 C

During a.____________ of Cis fatty acid using b._________________________, some get converted to a c.________________________ and in some molecules d._____________ to different carbons.

b = ?

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low energy trans state

During a.____________ of Cis fatty acid using b._________________________, some get converted to a c.________________________ and in some molecules d._____________ to different carbons.

c = ?

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double bonds get shifted

During a.____________ of Cis fatty acid using b._________________________, some get converted to a c.________________________ and in some molecules d._____________ to different carbons.

d = ?

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Trans Fats

  • By-product of hydrogenation (when double bonds return)

  • High risk of cardiovascular disease

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Low density lipoprotein (LDL)

Trans fat increases bad proteins known as:

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High density lipoprotein (HDL)

Trans fat decreases good proteins known as:

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Chylomicrons

Lipoproteins:

  • composed mostly of triglycerides

  • Transport dietary triglycerides from intestine → tissues

  • Largest and least dense; very low protein content

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Very Low-Density Lipoproteins

Lipoproteins:

  • High in triglycerides, moderate cholesterol

  • Deliver triglycerides made in the liver → tissues

  • Becomes LDL after triglyceride removal

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Low Density Lipoprotein (LDL)

Lipoproteins:

  • Rich in cholesterol

  • Delivers cholesterol to cells

  • Known as “bad cholesterol” — excess leads to plaque buildup

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High Density Lipoprotein (HDL)

Lipoproteins:

  • High in proteins, less triglycerides

  • Transports cholesterol from tissues → liver for excretion

  • Known as “good cholesterol” — helps remove excess cholesterol

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Lipoproteins

Composed of many different lipids with protein components which travels through the blood and is connected to heart disease