Which will consume highest amount of 1₂ to become saturated? Which has the highest melting point? Which requires the highest amount of hydrogen for complete hydrogenation? ✓ Which will most likely solidify first as temperature is decreased? A. Coconut B. Canola C. Safflower D. Corn

Which will consume highest amount of 1₂ to become saturated? Which has the highest melting point? Which requires the highest amount of hydrogen for complete hydrogenation? ✓ Which will most likely solidify first as temperature is decreased? A. Coconut B. Canola C. Safflower D. Corn

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