Hydrogenation adds hydrogen atoms across the carbon-carbon double bonds in unsaturated oils, converting them to saturated single bonds. This straightens the fatty acid chains, allowing them to pack more tightly and solidify at room temperature.
Hydrogenation adds hydrogen atoms across the carbon-carbon double bonds in unsaturated oils, converting them to saturated single bonds. This straightens the fatty acid chains, allowing them to pack more tightly and solidify at room temperature.