Trans fatty acids are typically described as being ____.
A) "straight"
B) "bent"
C) "ringed"
D) "steroid-like"

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Trans fatty acids have a more linear or "straight" structure compared to their cis counterparts, which are typically "bent" due to the cis configuration around the double bond. This straighter shape allows trans fats to pack more closely together, making them solid at room temperature.

Trans Fatty Acids Are Typically Described as Being ____