Is fat an inorganic compound

Answer 1

All fats are organic materials. They are long chains of carbon with mostly hydrogen atoms attached along the length. At one end is typically a hydroxyl group, which readily releases its hydrogen as an ion and acts as an acid. The other end is typically attached to a carrier molecule such as a triglyceride.

Answer 2

No, fat is not an inorganic compound. Fats are organic compounds made up of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen atoms. They play a critical role in storing energy in living organisms and are essential for various biological processes.

Answer 3

fats are generally called tiracylglycerides,they are prominant in many boichemistry courses,The main biological functions of triacylglycerides include energy storage, acting as structural components of cell membranes and participating as important signaling membranes,"fat" (triacylglycerides) can also be reacted with a base in a soaponification reaction to produce soap...though if you use lard and sodium hydroxide to make soap i wouldn't try it out in the shower,it would be a bit harsh on the skin

Answer 4

Yes, fat is organic. Fat is a high energy arrangement of a non-polar carbon based biological fuel. A trigylceride is an example of a common fat.

Answer 5

An organic molecule is any molecule that contains carbon. As fatty acids are primarily made of carbon, they are most definitely organic.

Answer 6

organic because it has carbon

Answer 7

fats are organic

Answer 8

it is organic

Answer 9

Fats are organic compounds.

Answer 10

no