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Vocabulary Terminology for Chapter 4 in Friendly Biology

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show Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen  
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show glycerol portion & the fatty acid portion  
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show 3 carbon atoms each with an attached Oxygen atom and the necessary hydrogen atoms to make carbon's desired 4 bonds  
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show carbon atoms raging from 4-24 carbons in length  
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There are three classifications of lipids based on the number of fatty acid chains present and they are   show
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show solid  
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show liquid  
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show only single carbon bonds  
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show double bond  
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Hydro   show
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show resisting or fearing  
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philic   show
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hydrophilic   show
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show water insoluble = immiscible  
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Lipids can be converted into fuel (glucose) for living things through the work of   show
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show 9  
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enzymes that breaks down lipids   show
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show same  
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genize   show
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show to make the same throughout  
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show 0% or skim  
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Milk straight from the cow is known as   show
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Milk that has all its fat content is known as   show
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show Process whereby the fat portion of the milk (cream) is made to remain equally distributed throughout the watery portion of the milk  
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What is made from the fat or lipid portion of milk   show
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show Buttermilk  
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