Which of the following describes lipids?Energy storage molecules%3DMotecules that are part of hormones and pigmentsMolecules having structural role in membranesA source of nutrients for organismsIVA I and IIil and IVC l and VI 11, and liE All of the choicesANSWERRATIO2 Specific gravity of lipid isA 02B 08C 10D 15ANSWERRATIOGreater the number of carbon atom in chain of fatty acidA The boiling point will be higher.B. The boiling point will be lesser.C. The melting point will be higherThe melting point will be lowerD.ANSWER.RATIO.4. Which of the following is false about lipids?A. They are either strongly hydrophobic or amphipathicB They are more soluble in waterC Extraction of lipids from tissues require organic solventsD. They are insoluble in waterANSWER.RATIOFind the INCORRECT statement about the biological functions of lipids.

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