An example of an Oil is...
What is... olive oil, palm oil, peanut oil, canola oil, sunflower oil, etc.?
We use this Phospholipid daily to wash our hands...
What is... soap?
We use Wax to make...
What are... candles, etc.?
The result when the lipid test was applied to just water...
What is... a negative test result?
The type of fatty acid shown here is...

What is... a saturated fatty acid?
What elements make up Fats and Oils?
What are... carbon (C), hydrogen (H), and oxygen (O)?
[C H O]
What elements make up Phospholipids?
What are... carbon (C), hydrogen (H), oxygen (O), and phosphorus (P)?
[C H O P]
Waxes and Steroids do NOT dissolve in water, so they are said to be...
What is... hydrophobic or non-polar?
The result when the lipid test was applied to olive oil...
What is... a positive test result?
The fatty acid shown here is...

What is... an unsaturated fatty acid?
The main function of Fats and Oils...
What is... they provide energy storage?
Phospholipids are found in (or make up)...
What are... cell membranes?
Birds use Wax on their feathers, and plants use them on their leaves for...
What is... waterproofing?
When the indicator (test) solution was added to just water in a test tube, this served as a...
What is... a control (used to compare color changes)?
The type of Lipid shown here is...

What is... a triglyceride, an oil, or unsaturated fat?
The state of matter of Fats at room temperature...
What is... solid?
When the parts of a Phospholipid are chemically bonded together using dehydration synthesis, the equivalent of what is removed in the process?
What are... water molecules?
Waxes and Steroids do NOT have a triglyceride structure, but they are placed with the Lipids because they are...
What is... hydrophobic or non-polar?
When Sudan III indicator (test) solution was added to a lipid, it turned from pink to...
What is... red or dark red at the top?
The type of Lipid shown here is...

What is... a phospholipid?
Fats and Oils are triglycerides (or have triglyceride structure) which is made up of...
What are... three fatty acids bonded to a glycerol molecule
Phospholipids are triglycerides (or have triglyceride structure) which is made up of...
What are... two fatty acids and one phosphate bonded to a glycerol molecule?
Steroids, such as cholesterol, testosterone, estrogen, and others are used in the body as...
What are... hormones or chemical messengers?
The result if the lipid test was applied to this food with the following food label...

What is... a positive test result?
The type of Lipid shown here (with the ring structures) is...

What is... a steroid, or cholesterol?