What do linoleic acid and stearic acid have in common that oleic acids does not?

A) The first two are both straight-chain fatty acids.
B) The first two are both fatty acids containing at least one double bond.
C) They are both fatty acids, while oleic acid is actually a wax, despite its name.
D) None of the above.

Linoleic Acid

A polyunsaturated omega-6 fatty acid, essential for human health, found in many vegetable oils.

Stearic Acid

A saturated fatty acid with the formula C18H36O2, found in various animal and vegetable fats, and used in making soaps and cosmetics.

Straight-Chain

Linear arrangements of atoms within a molecule without any branching.