A sample of vegetable oil remains liquid at room temperature. This physical state is due to the presence of which specific component?
Q1. A sample of vegetable oil remains liquid at room temperature. This physical state is due to the presence of which specific component?
Answer: Unsaturated fatty acids
Explanation: Unsaturated fatty acids are liquid at room temperature due to double bonds. Saturated fats are tempting but they are typically solid at room temperature.