Nutrition
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Chapter 5, Problem 16SC
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Concept Introduction:
Unsaturated fatty acids are less stable. Fats become spoiled when they are exposed to oxygen. Saturated fats are more resistant to oxidation while polyunsaturated fats are spoiled when exposed to oxygen.
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