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What are lipids?A. Lipids are hydrophilic molecules that usually lack nitrogen.B. Lipids are hydrophobic molecules composed primarily of hydrogen and carbon.C. Lipids are hydrophobic molecules that usually lack oxygen.D. Lipids are hydrophilic molecules composed primarily of hydrogen and carbon.E. Lipids are hydrophobic molecules composed primarily of carbon, hydrogen and nitrogen.
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