Lipids

Lipids are organic molecules characterized by long carbon chains or rings, typically insoluble in water but soluble in organic solvents. Fats are a common type of lipid, and other important chemicals such as fatty acids, steroids, natural waxes, and the molecules that form cell membranes are also classified as lipids.

How do lipids interact with water?

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What role do lipids play in cell membranes?

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