Biology, 09.12.2020 21:30 aris35

How does a saturated fat differ from a polyunsaturated fat? A. is made up of only carbon atoms
B. contains only single bonds between carbon atoms
C. contains double bonds between carbon atoms
D. made of a combination of glycerol and fatty acid molecules

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How does a saturated fat differ from a polyunsaturated fat? A. is made up of only carbon atoms