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e triglycerides (also known as

triacylglycerol

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triesters of glycerol and long-chain carboxylic acids called fatty acids

Triglycerides:

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made up of an alcohol part and an acid part

Esters

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The alcohol part of a triglyceride is always

Glycerol

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They are the main storage form of fatty acids

TRIGLYCERIDES

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• The acid component of a triglyceride may be any number of

Fatty acids

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Fatty acids are practically

 unbranched carboxylic acids

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– Range in size from

10-20 carbons

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triglycerides contain

 even number of carbon atoms

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Apart from the – COOH group, they have

no functional groups

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Apart from the – COOH group, they have no functional groups, except that some do have

double bonds

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– In most fatty acids that have double bonds, the what isomer predominates

cis

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The hydrophobic character of triglycerides is caused by the

long hydrocarbon chains;

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 the ester group, although polar, are buried in the

nonpolar environment

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The hydrophobic character of triglycerides is caused by the long hydrocarbon chains; the ester group, although polar, are buried in the nonpolar environment, which makes the triglycerides

insoluble in water

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Only even-numbered acids are found in triglycerides because the body builds these acids entirely from

acetate units

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is a 2-carbon molecule)

acetate

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: Is the conversion of oils industrially into solid fats

Hydrogenation

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It is development of bad odor and taste due to exposure of fat to atmospheric oxygen for a long time

Rancidity

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Hydrolysis of fat with alkali e.g NaOH or KOH lead to formation of salts of FAs and glycerol (soap)

Saponification

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