Front | In hydrogenation, plant oils are exposed to hydrogen at a high temperature and in the presence of a catalyst. Two things result: some double bonds are converted into single bonds. other double bonds are converted from ___ to ___ configuration. Both these effects straighten out the molecules so they can lie closer together and become solid rather than liquid. |
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Back | cis / trans |
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