Animal fats are in which state at room temperature?
Correct answer: A. Solid
- A. Solid
- B. Liquid
- C. Gas
- D. Plasma
Explanation
Option A is correct since animal fats most commonly include, saturated fats that have a high melting point, and are solids at room temperature.Option B is incorrect since plant lipids generally are unsaturated lipids and melt at a low temperature. So, they are generally liquids at room temperature.Option C is incorrect since lipids do not exist as gases at room temperature.Option D is incorrect since lipids do not exist in the plasma state at room temperature.
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