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If a fat is solid at room temperature and is said to be hydrogenated...?

tommyq

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If a fat is solid at room temperature and is said to be hydrogenated...?

If a fat is solid at room temperature and is said to be hydrogenated, then which chemical element does it contain in greater quantities?

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tomochita

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12 years ago

As the word hydrogenated suggests, they have extra hydrogen.

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