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2. What structural feature distinguishes oils and fats?

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00:01 So the question is, how do fats and oils are different from each other? fats and oils belong to a group of biological substance called lipids.
00:16 Lipids are biological substance that do not dissolve in water.
00:22 So the main difference between fats and oils is fats differ from oils only in that they are solid at room temperature.
00:33 While oils are liquid at room temperature.
00:38 Fats and oils share common molecular structure.
00:42 Here we can see the structure.
00:48 This structure shows that fats and oils contain three easter functional groups...
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