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What happens to the hydrogen atoms in the oleic acid molecules of olive oil at lower temperatures?

What happens to the hydrogen atoms in the oleic acid molecules of olive oil at lower temperatures?<br/>

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Asked by Krl, Last updated: Nov 09, 2024

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John Smith

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Answered Jul 06, 2017

The molecules tend to form loose conections called "hydogen bonds".
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