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How are triglycerides made?

Triglycerides, fats or oils, are made of three molecules of fatty acids bound to single molecule of glycerol. Hydroxyls of each one of the three fatty acids and each hydrogen of the hydroxyls of the glycerol bind to structure three molecules of water that are liberated.

 

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