1. Cite physical properties of lipids. 2. Compare and contrast saponification number and iodine number of fat. 3. What are some disorders associated with abnormal metabolism of lipids? Characterize each. 4. How does carnitine help in the utilization of fat
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Physical properties of lipids include being insoluble in water, having a high energy content, being hydrophobic, and having a greasy or oily texture. Show more…
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