LipidsSlide 2Fatty AcidsSlide 4Slide 5Slide 7Slide 8Slide 9Slide 10Slide 11Slide 12Slide 13ProstaglandinsSlide 15Slide 16Slide 17WaxSlide 19TriglycerideHydrogenationSlide 22Slide 23Cis and Trans Isomers after HydrogenationHydrolysis of a triglycerideBasic Hydrolysis or SaponificationHow does soap work?DetergentsSlide 29OlestraLipidsLipidsFatty Acids Saturated (no double bonds) Unsaturated (double bonds)Fatty Acids Saturated (no double bonds) Unsaturated (double bonds)Fatty Acids Saturated (no double bonds) Unsaturated (double bonds)ProstaglandinsProstaglandinsWaxLong fatty acid plus long chain alcohol --> Ester + HOHWaxLong fatty acid plus long chain alcohol --> Ester + HOHTriglycerideThree fatty acids plus glycerol --> triglyceride + HOHHydrogenationUnsaturated triglyceride + H2 --> saturated triglycerideHydrogenationUnsaturated triglyceride + H2 --> saturated triglycerideHydrogenationUnsaturated triglyceride + H2 --> saturated triglycerideCis and Trans Isomers after HydrogenationUnsaturated triglyceride + H2 --> saturated triglycerideHydrolysis of a triglyceridetriglyceride +HOH --> glycerol + 3 fatty acidsBasic Hydrolysis or Saponificationtriglyceride +NaOH --> glycerol + 3 salts of fatty acids or soapHow does soap work?Polar end interacts with water. Nonpolar end interacts with oil.DetergentsAll have a polar end and a nonpolar end.DetergentsAll have a polar end and a nonpolar end.OlestraFake
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