Organic And Biological Chemistry
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Chapter 8.15, Problem 2QQ
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Interpretation: The number of building blocks that are present in the block diagram structure of a non-saponifiable lipid has to be predicted.
Concept introduction: A lipid that undergoes hydrolysis to produce two or more smaller product molecules in basic solution is known as a saponifiable lipid. The one which does not undergo hydrolysis in basic solution is known as a non-saponifiable lipid.
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