Multiple Choice
How does a double bond in a fatty acid change the overall structure of the fatty acid?
A) The overall structure does not change.
B) The more double bonds a fatty acid has, the more linear it is.
C) The more double bonds a fatty acid has, the more flexible it is.
D) The more double bonds a fatty acid has, the more bent or kinked it is.
E) The more double bonds a fatty acid has, the more twisted it is.
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