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Fats and Oils - 2
Fats and Oils - 2
Fats and Oils - 2
Definition
Saponification: Fats or oil are able to form salt or soap with alkali (NaOH
or KOH)
Rancidification: Oxidative or hydrolytic product produces obnoxious odor
and flavor
Hydrolysis: Breaking of triesters with water to form fatty acids and
glycerol.
Hydrogenation: Addition of hydrogen to oil in presence of reducing agents
to form fats.
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H H O
H
H C C
C C C OH
H H H
E
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Hexanoic acid
Hexa-3,5-dienoic acid
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O
R R
CH2 O C
Fat CH O C
CH2 O C
Ester linkage C R
R O
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O
R R
CH2 O C
Oil CH O C
CH2 O C
Ester linkage C R
R O
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H2C O C
HC O C
H2C O C
3 H Hydrolysis
OH
H2C OH
O
HC OH + 3 HO C
Saturated fatty acid
H2C OH
Glycerol
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H2C O C
HC O C
H2C O C
3 H Hydrolysis
OH
H2C OH
O
+
HO C
HC OH
Unsaturated f atty acid
H2C OH
Glycerol
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Chemical Properties of Fatty acid
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Chemical Properties of Fatty acid
1. Salt formation:
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Chemical Properties of Fatty acid
2. Acid halide
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Chemical Properties of Fatty acid
3. Formation of Ester
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Chemical Properties of Fatty acid
4. Reduction or Hydrogenation