Lipid Saturation and Double Bonds
In an experiment to illustrate lipid saturation, a student claims that the presence of double bonds in a fatty acid chain makes the lipid more saturated. What is the error in this claim?
A
Double bonds make a lipid more unsaturated, not more saturated.
B
Double bonds make a lipid less unsaturated, not more saturated.
C
Double bonds have no effect on the saturation of a lipid.
D
Double bonds make a lipid fully saturated, not more unsaturated.
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