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Newguest Posted 11 years ago
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Bubbled through the oil
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In order to produce fats and oils which do not turn rancid, manufacturers subject them to enormous heat - anything up to 1000F. Hydrogen is bubbled through the oil and forced under pressure into the boiling fat molecules.
Does it mean that during the process of heating hydrogen is released from the oil and gets into the boiling fat molecules?
Is it what it says?
In order to produce fats and oils which do not turn rancid, manufacturers subject them to enormous heat - anything up to 1000F. Hydrogen is bubbled through the oil and forced under pressure into the boiling fat molecules.
Does it mean that during the process of heating hydrogen is released from the oil and gets into the boiling fat molecules?
Is it what it says?
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Newguest Does it mean that during the process of heating hydrogen is released from the oil and gets into the boiling fat molecules? No, Hydrogen gas is introduced by the manufacturers, and it is passed through the oil. During and and as a result of that process, the hydrogen enters the molecules.
- Newguest Does it mean that during the process of heating hydrogen is released from the oil and gets into the boiling fat molecules?
- No, Hydrogen gas is introduced by the manufacturers, and it is passed through the oil.
- During and and as a result of that process, the hydrogen enters the molecules.
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NewguestDoes it mean that during the process of heating hydrogen is released from the oil and gets into the boiling fat molecules?No, Hydrogen gas is introduced by the manufacturers, and it is passed through the oil. During and and as a result of that process, the hydrogen enters the molecules.
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