MCQ
During hydrogenation of oil, the catalyst commonly used is:
  • A
    Pd on CuCl2​
  • B
    Fe
  • C
    Ni
  • D
    H2​  + O2​
     

Answer

  1. Ni

Explanation:

Nickel is used  as a catalyst to hydrogenate vegetable oil at comparatively low temperatures. 

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