Journal of the American Oil Chemists Society · 1960 · 23 citations · 6 references
Chemical EngineeringFatty OilsEngineeringFuel ProductionPilot‐plant PreparationPetroleum ProductionEarbon CatalystSynthetic FuelCatalysisAttractive ShorteningHydrogenChemistryPilot‐plant ProcessingPalladium CatalystPetroleum RefiningAlternative Fuel
Summary Shortening stocks obtained in the pilot plant differ slightly from those obtained in the laboratory under nominally the same conditions. Pilot‐plant processing is easily controlled to give a commercially attractive shortening at a cost competitive with nickel. By repeated re‐use 1 g. of 5% palladium on earbon catalyst will hydrogenate about 18 kg. of oil to a satisfactory product, and 1 g. of 2% palladium on carbon catalyst about 11 kg. of oil.
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Industrial Oil and Fat Products
J Pitelson · Journal of AOAC INTERNATIONAL · 1951 · 88 citations
Daniel Swern, H. B. Knight, O. D. Shreve et al. · Journal of the American Oil Chemists Society · 1950 · 80 citations
Food Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Chemical Measurement +13