Unsaturated fats tend to be solid at room temperature
Health · High School · Mon Jan 18 2021
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Unsaturated fats are composed of a liquid molecular structure that tends to make it liquid at room temperature. The molecules in unsaturated fats cannot stack easily unlike saturated fat, thus they cannot form a solid composition in a room temperature. For an unsaturated fat to be solid, then chemical changes must be conducted, such as a change in the room temperature, or exposing the unsaturated fat in a freezer.