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______ fats contain no carbon-carbon double bonds, whereas ______ fats contain carbon-carbon double bonds.
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______ fats contain no carbon-carbon double bonds, whereas ______ fats contain carbon-carbon double bonds.

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Blank 1: Saturated

Blank 2: Unsaturated

Carbon double bonds mean that there is not the max amount of carbon atoms present in the chain and the word saturated means full
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