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Triglycerides - An ester of 3 fatty acids + a glycerol molecule Glycerol - a 3 carbon alcohol with 3 hydroxyl groups Fatty Acid - a long-chain carboxylic acid
Can be packed tightly together à solids
o Unsaturated ->in plants
Cannot rotate freely and have kinks in their chain (due to 'cis' & 'trans' shapes from the double bond)
Cannot be packed closer together à liquids
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