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### Step-by-Step Text Solution: 1. **Definition of Oils and Fats**: - Oils and fats are both types of lipids, but they differ in their physical state at room temperature. Oils are typically liquid, while fats are solid. 2. **Characteristics of Oils**: - Oils are viscous liquids that remain liquid at room temperature. - They are primarily derived from plants, found in fruits and seeds. ...
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