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For the hydrogenation of oils (i) __________ is commonly used as catalyst and (ii) __________ is a catalyst poison.
Which of the following test is used for distinguishing among dry oils, semi-drying oils and non drying oils?
Mineral oils (e.g. petroleum oils) are preferred over fatty oils (e.g. mustard oil, ghee, tallow, palm oil, olive oil etc.) as a lubricant due to its
Hydrogenation of edible vegetable oils
Unsaturated oils compared to saturated oils have
Vegetable oils contain large quantity of glycerides of unsaturated acids. When the vegetable oils contain high amount of saturated fatty acids, it is termed as __________ oil.
Oils are partially hydrogenated (not fully) to manufacture vanaspati, because fully saturated solidified oils
Catalyst used in the hydrogenation of oil is
A catalyst is said to be a negative catalyst, ifit
Effectiveness factor (E) of a catalyst pellet is defined as, E = (actual rate within pore of catalyst/rate if notsnowed by pore diffusion) Effectiveness factor for a first order reaction is given by (where, T = Thiele modulus)