Hydrogenation of canola oil using chromium catalysts

Homogeneous, supported and precipitated chromium catalysts were prepared from chromium hexacarbonyl in an attempt to selectively hydrogenate canola oil. These chromium compounds showed low activity, lowering the iodine value of the oil by only 10 IV units. The concentration oftrans‐isomers, however,...

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