Question

18. Special additives added to mineral oils are known as,
A. Extreme pressure additives
B. Special additives
C. Mineral additives
D. Lubricating additives​

Answer 1

Answer:

c mineral oil as known as mineral additives

Answer 2

The answer is option D:

Explanation:

D. Lubricating additives​

• Oxidation inhibitors, or oxidation inhibitors, are used to lengthen the oil's operational life.
• They're sacrificial additives that get eaten while doing their job of slowing oxidation and thereby safeguarding the basic oil.
• They can be found in nearly all lubricating oils and greases.

• Oleochemicals (fatty acids and glycerine), metal soaps, and lubricants are examples of special additives.