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An organic compound that belongs to lipids:

Correct answer: B. C57H110O6

  • A. C18H32O16
  • B. C57H110O6
  • C. C300H500O250
  • D. C42H45O23N17S

Explanation

Option B is correct. The molecular formula C57H110O6 corresponds to triacylglycerol, a lipid composed of three fatty acids linked to a glycerol molecule. Lipids are characterized by their hydrophobic nature and are used for long-term energy storage. Other options represent compounds that are not lipids: Option A is raffinose, a carbohydrate; Option C is cellulose, also a carbohydrate; Option D is creatine, a nitrogenous compound found in muscles.

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