Chemistry, asked by lachimolalajimin, 1 day ago

oil and fat containing food items are flushed with nitrogen. Why?​

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Answered by sandhyamanojarmy2011
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Nitrogen is an inert gas, hence it acts as antioxidant and prevents the oils and fats from oxidation. Thus, oils and fats are flushed with nitrogen to prevent their oxidation and stop odor.

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Answered by abhisrinadhuni
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Answer:

Nitrogen is an inert gas, hence it acts as antioxidant and prevents the oils and fats from oxidation. Thus, oils and fats are flushed with nitrogen to prevent their oxidation and stop odor.

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