Chemistry, asked by 207031pskcwit, 28 days ago

why mineral oils are not saponifiable

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Answered by gannie7

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The mineral oils are not saponifiable. They are mixtures of hydrocarbons and do not react with KOH. So, they are not saponifiable.

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