Determine the objective of the test. Choices: Confirm the hydrogenation reaction Identify degree of unsaturation Determine the acid value. Differentiate fixed oil from essential oils Confirms the esterification of the hydroxyl group Test the presence of unsaturated FA Determine alkaline hydrolysis to produce salts of fatty acids Identify the nature of salt Confirm the presence of glycerol Methyl salicylate in Spot Test Beeswax in Saponification Test Linseed oil in Iodine Test Tallow in Acrolein Test Perla in Formation of Soluble Salt Cholesterol in Salkowski Test

Determine the objective of the test. Choices: Confirm the hydrogenation reaction Identify degree of unsaturation Determine the acid value. Differentiate fixed oil from essential oils Confirms the esterification of the hydroxyl group Test the presence of unsaturated FA Determine alkaline hydrolysis to produce salts of fatty acids Identify the nature of salt Confirm the presence of glycerol Methyl salicylate in Spot Test Beeswax in Saponification Test Linseed oil in Iodine Test Tallow in Acrolein Test Perla in Formation of Soluble Salt Cholesterol in Salkowski Test

Curren'S Math For Meds: Dosages & Sol

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Author:CURREN

Publisher:CURREN

Chapter13: Dimensional Analysis/units Conversion

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1.3P

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