Physics, asked by naruseervi143, 8 months ago

hydrogenation of oil are necessary and why ? explain​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Purpose of hydrogenation

To convert a liquid oil into a solid fat. When solid fats of the right consistency are expensive or not available, hydrogenation, sometimes in combination with other processes such as interesterification or fractionation, may provide a way to produce the desired fat.

Answered by JenelleTeeters
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To stabilize the oil, make it solid and to prevent it from oxidation spoilage

Explanation:

  • In the hydrogenation of oil, hydrogen gas is used to change the liquid oil like vegetable oil into semi-solid or plastic oil for some application like in shortenings and margarine.
  • It plays an important role in stabilizing the oil and protecting the oil from oxidation. Hydrogenation occurs in the presence of catalyst like nickel, palladium. Non- catalyst hydrogenation requires high temperature.
  • In hydrogenation reaction, the unsaturated liquid oil is reacted with hydrogen absorbed on the catalyst.

Learn more about oil hydrogenation:  

  • Hydrogenation of oil: https://brainly.in/question/8093369
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