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(C) The process of hydrogenation of oils involves the addition of hydrogen to unsaturated fatty acids (oils) to convert them into saturated fatty acid

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$Ni$

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(C) The process of hydrogenation of oils involves the addition of hydrogen to unsaturated fatty acids (oils) to convert them into saturated fatty acids (fats).
This reaction requires a metal catalyst to facilitate the addition of hydrogen across the double bonds.
Finely divided $Ni$ (Nickel) is the most commonly used catalyst for this industrial process.
Therefore,the correct option is $C$.

Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$(A)$ Disaccharide	$(i)$ Unsaturated fatty acid
$(B)$ Galactose	$(ii)$ Saturated fatty acid
$(C)$ Oleic acid	$(iii)$ Monosaccharide
$(D)$ Stearic acid	$(iv)$ Monosaccharide pair

The catalyst used in the hydrogenation of oils into fats is:

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