Definition of hydrogenate in English:

hydrogenate

verb ˈhʌɪdrədʒəneɪthʌɪˈdrɒdʒəneɪt

[with object]often as adjective hydrogenated

Charge with or cause to combine with hydrogen.
a process that changes a liquid oil into a solid or hydrogenated fat
Example sentencesExamples
- This involves the addition of hydrogen to the carbon chain thereby removing the double bonds and producing hydrogenated vegetable oils.
- The protein as well as the crystallisation solution were hydrogenated.
- Gram for gram, trans fat - essentially hydrogenated oil - is probably the most toxic food ingredient in the food supply.
- That's margarine, vegetable shortening, partially hydrogenated oils, polyunsaturated vegetable oils.
- High cholesterol can be caused by a diet high in saturated fat, such as fatty meats and hydrogenated vegetable oils.
- Only later did research shed light on grim effects of the partially hydrogenated oil in margarine, with results such as higher incidences of heart disease.
- Manufacturers hydrogenate oil to make it solid and literally twist the molecule into a form that wreaks havoc in the body.
- If the saturated tropical oils don't get you, the partially hydrogenated vegetable oils will.
- Look for a brand without added fat, partially hydrogenated oils or additives and preservatives.
- But the key thing is, I don't like partially hydrogenated oils - those are the bad fats.
- There are also hydrogenated and fractionated coconut oils.
- Plant stanols are produced by hydrogenating sterols.
- Trans fats are produced when vegetable oils are hydrogenated into soft solids.
- Any food containing partially hydrogenated oil is loaded with trans fat.
- Manufacturers hydrogenate soybean oil to reduce its content of unsaturated fatty acids, particularly linolenic acid, the primary culprit responsible for causing food to become stale or rancid.
- Artificially hardened vegetable oils (called trans fats or partially hydrogenated vegetable oils) are worse than saturated fats.
- They are also present in hydrogenated and partially hydrogenated oils found in processed foods.
- Most restaurants use partially hydrogenated vegetable oils for deep frying.
- The oils are hydrogenated - that is, hydrogen is added - in order to make them solid.
- And beef is a source of trans fat because cows hydrogenate fat in their stomachs.

Derivatives

hydrogenation

nounhʌɪˌdrɒdʒəˈneɪʃ(ə)nˌhʌɪdrədʒəˈneɪʃ(ə)n

Unsaturated fats may be chemically modified by a process called hydrogenation.
Example sentencesExamples
- Many of the carbon compounds found in crude petroleum may contain multiple bonds, but can be converted to saturated compounds by catalytic hydrogenation.
- Hydrogen is also used by the food products industry to convert liquid oils to solid fats in a process known as hydrogenation.
- One example of the use of hydrogen atom transfer in organic synthesis is hydrogenation, i.e. the addition of hydrogen to a carbon-carbon double bond.
- For example, nickel is a catalyst in the hydrogenation of vegetable oils.

Definition of hydrogenate in US English:

hydrogenate

verb

[with object]often as adjective hydrogenated

Charge with or cause to combine with hydrogen.
a process that changes a liquid oil into a solid or hydrogenated fat
Example sentencesExamples
- Any food containing partially hydrogenated oil is loaded with trans fat.
- This involves the addition of hydrogen to the carbon chain thereby removing the double bonds and producing hydrogenated vegetable oils.
- Most restaurants use partially hydrogenated vegetable oils for deep frying.
- But the key thing is, I don't like partially hydrogenated oils - those are the bad fats.
- That's margarine, vegetable shortening, partially hydrogenated oils, polyunsaturated vegetable oils.
- The oils are hydrogenated - that is, hydrogen is added - in order to make them solid.
- If the saturated tropical oils don't get you, the partially hydrogenated vegetable oils will.
- There are also hydrogenated and fractionated coconut oils.
- Manufacturers hydrogenate soybean oil to reduce its content of unsaturated fatty acids, particularly linolenic acid, the primary culprit responsible for causing food to become stale or rancid.
- Artificially hardened vegetable oils (called trans fats or partially hydrogenated vegetable oils) are worse than saturated fats.
- Trans fats are produced when vegetable oils are hydrogenated into soft solids.
- Only later did research shed light on grim effects of the partially hydrogenated oil in margarine, with results such as higher incidences of heart disease.
- The protein as well as the crystallisation solution were hydrogenated.
- Look for a brand without added fat, partially hydrogenated oils or additives and preservatives.
- Manufacturers hydrogenate oil to make it solid and literally twist the molecule into a form that wreaks havoc in the body.
- High cholesterol can be caused by a diet high in saturated fat, such as fatty meats and hydrogenated vegetable oils.
- And beef is a source of trans fat because cows hydrogenate fat in their stomachs.
- They are also present in hydrogenated and partially hydrogenated oils found in processed foods.
- Gram for gram, trans fat - essentially hydrogenated oil - is probably the most toxic food ingredient in the food supply.
- Plant stanols are produced by hydrogenating sterols.

单词	hydrogenate
释义	Definition of hydrogenate in English: hydrogenate verb ˈhʌɪdrədʒəneɪthʌɪˈdrɒdʒəneɪt [with object]often as adjective hydrogenated Charge with or cause to combine with hydrogen. a process that changes a liquid oil into a solid or hydrogenated fat Example sentencesExamples This involves the addition of hydrogen to the carbon chain thereby removing the double bonds and producing hydrogenated vegetable oils. The protein as well as the crystallisation solution were hydrogenated. Gram for gram, trans fat - essentially hydrogenated oil - is probably the most toxic food ingredient in the food supply. That's margarine, vegetable shortening, partially hydrogenated oils, polyunsaturated vegetable oils. High cholesterol can be caused by a diet high in saturated fat, such as fatty meats and hydrogenated vegetable oils. Only later did research shed light on grim effects of the partially hydrogenated oil in margarine, with results such as higher incidences of heart disease. Manufacturers hydrogenate oil to make it solid and literally twist the molecule into a form that wreaks havoc in the body. If the saturated tropical oils don't get you, the partially hydrogenated vegetable oils will. Look for a brand without added fat, partially hydrogenated oils or additives and preservatives. But the key thing is, I don't like partially hydrogenated oils - those are the bad fats. There are also hydrogenated and fractionated coconut oils. Plant stanols are produced by hydrogenating sterols. Trans fats are produced when vegetable oils are hydrogenated into soft solids. Any food containing partially hydrogenated oil is loaded with trans fat. Manufacturers hydrogenate soybean oil to reduce its content of unsaturated fatty acids, particularly linolenic acid, the primary culprit responsible for causing food to become stale or rancid. Artificially hardened vegetable oils (called trans fats or partially hydrogenated vegetable oils) are worse than saturated fats. They are also present in hydrogenated and partially hydrogenated oils found in processed foods. Most restaurants use partially hydrogenated vegetable oils for deep frying. The oils are hydrogenated - that is, hydrogen is added - in order to make them solid. And beef is a source of trans fat because cows hydrogenate fat in their stomachs. Derivatives hydrogenation nounhʌɪˌdrɒdʒəˈneɪʃ(ə)nˌhʌɪdrədʒəˈneɪʃ(ə)n Unsaturated fats may be chemically modified by a process called hydrogenation. Example sentencesExamples Many of the carbon compounds found in crude petroleum may contain multiple bonds, but can be converted to saturated compounds by catalytic hydrogenation. Hydrogen is also used by the food products industry to convert liquid oils to solid fats in a process known as hydrogenation. One example of the use of hydrogen atom transfer in organic synthesis is hydrogenation, i.e. the addition of hydrogen to a carbon-carbon double bond. For example, nickel is a catalyst in the hydrogenation of vegetable oils. Definition of hydrogenate in US English: hydrogenate verb [with object]often as adjective hydrogenated Charge with or cause to combine with hydrogen. a process that changes a liquid oil into a solid or hydrogenated fat Example sentencesExamples Any food containing partially hydrogenated oil is loaded with trans fat. This involves the addition of hydrogen to the carbon chain thereby removing the double bonds and producing hydrogenated vegetable oils. Most restaurants use partially hydrogenated vegetable oils for deep frying. But the key thing is, I don't like partially hydrogenated oils - those are the bad fats. That's margarine, vegetable shortening, partially hydrogenated oils, polyunsaturated vegetable oils. The oils are hydrogenated - that is, hydrogen is added - in order to make them solid. If the saturated tropical oils don't get you, the partially hydrogenated vegetable oils will. There are also hydrogenated and fractionated coconut oils. Manufacturers hydrogenate soybean oil to reduce its content of unsaturated fatty acids, particularly linolenic acid, the primary culprit responsible for causing food to become stale or rancid. Artificially hardened vegetable oils (called trans fats or partially hydrogenated vegetable oils) are worse than saturated fats. Trans fats are produced when vegetable oils are hydrogenated into soft solids. Only later did research shed light on grim effects of the partially hydrogenated oil in margarine, with results such as higher incidences of heart disease. The protein as well as the crystallisation solution were hydrogenated. Look for a brand without added fat, partially hydrogenated oils or additives and preservatives. Manufacturers hydrogenate oil to make it solid and literally twist the molecule into a form that wreaks havoc in the body. High cholesterol can be caused by a diet high in saturated fat, such as fatty meats and hydrogenated vegetable oils. And beef is a source of trans fat because cows hydrogenate fat in their stomachs. They are also present in hydrogenated and partially hydrogenated oils found in processed foods. Gram for gram, trans fat - essentially hydrogenated oil - is probably the most toxic food ingredient in the food supply. Plant stanols are produced by hydrogenating sterols.
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