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Which characteristic is least likely to apply to a fat-soluble vitamin? a. toxic in excess b. dissolves in lipids c. requires bile for absorption d. easily absorbed and excreted in urine e. commonly found
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Which characteristic is least likely to apply to a fat-soluble vitamin?

a. toxic in excess b. dissolves in lipids c. requires bile for absorption d. easily absorbed and excreted in urine e. commonly found in foods that contain fat

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Easily absorbed and excreted in urine.

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