what are the materials recovered after degumming operation ?
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Degumming is the process for removal of phosphatides from crude soybean and other vegetable oils. The phosphatides are also called gums and lecithin. The latter term is also the common name for phosphatidyl choline, but common usage refers to the array of phosphatides present in all crude vegetable oils.
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