iodine decolourises in stearic acid because _____ 1.its saturated. 2. it has single bond. 3. it has triple bond and 4. none of all
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it's 1. it's saturated
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Iodine decolorizes in stearic acid because it is saturated.
Explanation:
- Because of the saturation point, the iodine will be decolorized in stearic acid.
- Whenever you are conducting the iodine value testing you could evaluate and know the degree of the provided unsaturated element.
- Iodine contains saturated fatty acid where it can help the performance of the provided test.
- For testing purpose, one could select the use of the raw materials or substances or any samples and this would help you to analyze the compound quality.
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