Question

question 5 what are the characteristics that best allow you to identify a lipid molecule? o the presence of a glycerol molecule o many c - c and c - h bonds o the presence of a nitrogenous base o the presence of a carboxyl and an amino group o many polar bonds; especially oh groups

Explanation:

Lipids are characterized by having many non - polar C - C and C - H bonds. The presence of a glycerol molecule is not unique to lipids. Polar bonds like OH groups, carboxyl and amino groups, and nitrogenous bases are not typical features for identifying lipids.

Answer:

many C - C and C - H bonds