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    What Is a Negative Consequence of Hydrogenation? ​
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What Is a Negative Consequence of Hydrogenation? ​

Question 61

Question 61

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What is a negative consequence of hydrogenation? ​


A) addition of trans double bonds in fatty acids
B) addition of cis double bonds in fatty acids
C) loss of trans double bonds in fatty acids
D) loss of cis double bonds in fatty acids

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