How does the presence of a double bond alter the firmness of fatty acid molecules?
A) D ouble bonds bend the molecule, which leads to an increase in the stacking of molecules.
B) D ouble bonds straighten the molecule, which leads to an increase in the stacking of molecules.
C) D ouble bonds bend the molecule, which leads to a decrease in the stacking of molecules.
D) D ouble bonds straighten the molecule, which leads to a decrease in the stacking of molecules.
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