Question 18 Refer to the figure below. How does the molecule shown differ from a triglyceride? H 1 H H HIN-C-C- T 1 H H

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Question 18 Refer To The Figure Below How Does The Molecule Shown Differ From A Triglyceride H 1 H H Hin C C T 1 H H 1 (387.3 KiB) Viewed 20 times

Question 18 Refer to the figure below. How does the molecule shown differ from a triglyceride? H 1 H H HIN-C-C- T 1 H H H H H-C H O || H I C-C-C H O 910 O HICIO H H H H H T 1 T I C C-C T H H H T H H H II I H H C-C-C-C-C I H H−O−H H HICIH HICIH HICIH H 1 C H HICIH C-C H HICH HICIH C-C-C HICIH It is less polar than a triglyceride. It contains ester linkages and triglycerides do not It is amphipathic and triglycerides are nonpolar. It contains glycerol in its structure and triglycerides do not. HICIH HICIH HICIH C-C H T C CICIC H 1 H HICIH HICIH HICIH 1 pts HH 1 I H H H H II CICIC-H I T -H H T