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What type of fatty acid molecule is covered with as many hydrogen atoms as possible? saturated fatty acid trans-fatty acid unsaturated fatty acid omega-3 fatty acid

What type of fatty acid molecule is covered with as many hydrogen atoms as possible? saturated fatty acid trans-fatty acid unsaturated fatty acid omega-3 fatty acid
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What type of fatty acid molecule is covered with as many hydrogen atoms as possible?

saturated fatty acid
trans-fatty acid
unsaturated fatty acid
omega-3 fatty acid

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Saturated fatty acid is correct I just took it

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Saturated fatty acid
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