Why cannot the molecule shown below be a naturally occurring fatty acid? H H00c - 냇 대 Cac CH- H

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Why cannot the molecule shown below be a naturally occurring fatty acid?

H
H00c - 냇 대
Cac
CH-
H

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I have no idea what in the world

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