Biology, asked by electriccharge, 1 year ago

why fats are insoluble in water

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Answered by Rishita2003

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Because liquid have hydrophobic tails and so they are clump together to avoid contact with water.

Answered by Anonymous

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Insoluble:- Substances that do not dissolved in a given liquid.

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