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Ramiro Bean
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11 September, 06:03
Are lipids polymers and why
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Maria
11 September, 06:16
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No, lipids are not polymers.
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Jaylen Pearson
11 September, 06:31
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Lipids are not polymers because they contain one molecule and are not macromolecules.
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