lipids - formation identification

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lipids are hydrophobic because

nonpolar.

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lipid types

fats, oils, waxes, and steriods.

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<p>based off the formation, what type of lipid is this?</p>

based off the formation, what type of lipid is this?

triglyceride - condensation reaction with water forms glycerol molecules and 3 fatty acids

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<p>based off the formation, what type of lipid is this?</p>

based off the formation, what type of lipid is this?

phospholipid - formed through condensation reaction between one of the carbons in the glycerol molecule and phosphate head.

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<p>this is a formation of..?</p>

this is a formation of..?

generalize fatty acid

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saturated fat structure

no double bonds between carb molecules ā€”> saturated with hydrogen.

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saturated fat physical property

typically solids at room temp. (butter)

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unsaturated fat structure

1, 2, or more double bonds between carbons on the chain.

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unsaturated fat physical property

liquids at room temp(vegetable oil)

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what are cis fatty acids?

unsaturated fats where two hydrogen atoms on the same side of the double bond.

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cis bonds are bent or straight?

bent

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cis stability

less stable

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cis melting point

low

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what are trans fatty acids?

two hydrogen atoms on opposite sides of the double bonds.

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trans fatty acids bent or straight?

straight

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trans fatty acids stability

more stable

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trans fatty acids melting point

higher due to stacking

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<p>what type of fatty acid? </p>

what type of fatty acid?

unsaturated

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<p>what type of fatty acid? </p>

what type of fatty acid?

saturated

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<p>what type of fatty acid? what type of fatty acid? </p>

what type of fatty acid? what type of fatty acid?

trans

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triglycerides are used for

long term energy storage(adipose tissue)

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adipose tissue is useful for

thermal insulation. (fat keeps you warmer)

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phospholipids form

bilayer

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<p>the image shows examples of?</p>

the image shows examples of?

steroids

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steroids can slip through the phospholipid bilayer due to their

mostly hydrocarbon and hydrophobic properties.