What is the use of hydrogen in the manufacture of vanaspati ghee?
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Vegetable Oil is a viscous liquid, and contains Unsaturated fatty acids, upon hydrogenation it is are converted to saturated fatty acids to form vanaspati ghee which is solid/semi solid in nature. For quick and easy hydrogenation, catalyst like Ni, Pt which are capable of adsorbing hydrogen are used.
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Vanaspati ghee is manufactured from vegetable or seed oil by a process called 'hydrogenation'.
Vegetable Oil is a viscous liquid, and contains Unsaturated fatty acids, upon hydrogenation it is are converted to saturated fatty acids to form vanaspati ghee which is solid/semi solid in nature.
For quick and easy hydrogenation, catalyst like Ni, Pt which are capable of adsorbing hydrogen are used.
Vegetable Oil is a viscous liquid, and contains Unsaturated fatty acids, upon hydrogenation it is are converted to saturated fatty acids to form vanaspati ghee which is solid/semi solid in nature.
For quick and easy hydrogenation, catalyst like Ni, Pt which are capable of adsorbing hydrogen are used.
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