Table 1. Smoke point and other physicochemical properties of commercial cooking oil samples. Cooking Major Fatty Acid Smoke Peroxide Saponification Number Iodine Oil Point Value Value Avocado Oil Canola Oil (°C) 271 194 (meq/kg) 1.3 Oleic acid 198 154 1.7 Coconut Oil 205 1.2 Corn Oil 212 1.5 Olive Oil Palm Oil 180 1.5 232 1.4 Peanut Oil Rice Bran Oil 226 1.2 232 1.7 Soybean Oil 234 1.5

Table 1. Smoke point and other physicochemical properties of commercial cooking oil samples. Cooking Major Fatty Acid Smoke Peroxide Saponification Number Iodine Oil Point Value Value Avocado Oil Canola Oil (°C) 271 194 (meq/kg) 1.3 Oleic acid 198 154 1.7 Coconut Oil 205 1.2 Corn Oil 212 1.5 Olive Oil Palm Oil 180 1.5 232 1.4 Peanut Oil Rice Bran Oil 226 1.2 232 1.7 Soybean Oil 234 1.5

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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