• Multiple choice: Classify the following lipids: 1. Which of the following is not a complex lipid? Simple, Complex, Derived a. Lecithin b. cephalin c. prostaglandin 2. Which substance can be used to convert a fatty acid into a soap? 1. Lecithin c. O2 d. H2 a. HCI b. NaOH 2. Tallow 3. An example of a steroid is a. arachidonic acid b. cholesterol 3. Retinol c. sphingomyelin d. thromboxane 4. Linoleic acid 4. Oils have more than fats. 5. Cholesterol a. double bonds b. H bonds c. O2 d. CO2 5. The higher the iodine number of a fat or oil, the greater the degree of a. rancidity b. acidity c. unsaturation

• Multiple choice: Classify the following lipids: 1. Which of the following is not a complex lipid? Simple, Complex, Derived a. Lecithin b. cephalin c. prostaglandin 2. Which substance can be used to convert a fatty acid into a soap? 1. Lecithin c. O2 d. H2 a. HCI b. NaOH 2. Tallow 3. An example of a steroid is a. arachidonic acid b. cholesterol 3. Retinol c. sphingomyelin d. thromboxane 4. Linoleic acid 4. Oils have more than fats. 5. Cholesterol a. double bonds b. H bonds c. O2 d. CO2 5. The higher the iodine number of a fat or oil, the greater the degree of a. rancidity b. acidity c. unsaturation

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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