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What are the two parts of a fat molecule
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What are the two parts of a fat molecule

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Answer:A fat molecule is made up of two components:

A glycerol which is the "backbone" of the molecule.

Fatty acids which are attached to the backbone.

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The two parts of a fat molecule are fatty acids and glycerol

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