What are simple fats?
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Simple fats are those existing as single molecules. Of these, fatty acids are the simplest. Fatty acids are to fats as sugars are to carbohydrates—one of the simplest forms of the chemical class. Fatty acids are chains of carbon, with a minimum length of 2. Some fatty acids in nature can reach up to 60 carbons. At one end is a carboxylic acid group made up of a carbon and two oxygens, thus the term fatty acid.
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a. wrap-and-tie b. standoff tie c. bar hitch d. nail-head tie
The crucial origins of the Cold War lay in a fundamental disagreement between the United States and the Soviet Union over postwar arrangements in
A. North Africa. B. East Asia. C. the Middle East. D. the Third World. E. Eastern Europe.
Growers who formulate their own soilless substrate often experience a phenomena called shrinkage. What does this refer to and why does it happen?
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The term ____ refers to a raised diamond-shaped surface or straight-line impression in the surface of a part.
A. abrade B. sharpen C. knurl D. knot