Chemistry, asked by disharavishankar10, 19 days ago

Identify the following reaction which is commonly used in the conversion of vegetables oils to vanaspathi?


1) Combustion

2) Respiration

3) Hydrogenation

4) None of these​

Answers

Answered by maniksingh447
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Answer:

the modern indian markets vanaspati is being used to refer to vegetable oil that has been hydrogenated and hardened. Vanaspati ghee is a cheaper substitute for the clarified butter that is made from milk . Vanaspati means any refined edible vegetable oil or oils subjected to a process of hydrogenation in any form.

Answered by ananyashri157
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Explanation:

The reaction is known as hydrogenation reaction. When vegetable oils are treated with hydrogen and passed over finely divided nickel or palladium at 200∘C200∘C, the hydrogen molecules are added to the unsaturated carbon-carbon bonds hence, saturated vegetable fats are obtained.

e.g.,

where, R is any alkyl group i.e., −CH3,−C2H5-CH3,-C2H5 etc.

Industrial Application The process of hydrogenation is used in industry to convert vegetable oils to vanaspati ghee.

Vegetable oil+H2−→−−−Ni,473KVanaspati ghe

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