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Not rocket science but some basic chemistry- fats are basically chains of molecules with carbon atoms linked together with hydrogen atoms. These chains differ in length depending on the fatty acid. Saturated bad fats tend to have short chains. The longer unsaturated chains tend to be more important and have special roles in the body.
