hydrogenate
hydrogenate
Definition
hy·drog·enate (hī dräj′ə nāt′, hī′drə jə-)
transitive verb -·nat′ed, -·nat′·ing
to combine with, treat with, or expose to the action of, hydrogen: unsaturated vegetable oil is hydrogenated to produce a solid fat
hy·drog′·ena′·tion noun
hydrogenate
Usage Examples
Object
- dimer: Figure 7.14: The energy for a hydrogenated dimer rotating over the trench from LDA.
- fat: However hydrogenated fats have recently been banned in the USA due to health problems, therefore try to avoid these in your diet.
- silicon: Why does light create fewer electrical defects in some forms of hydrogenated amorphous silicon ( a-Si:H ) than others?
- oil: Not hydrogenated oils of any kind, no fake colors, or any non-food ingredients at all.
- rosin: Products include vacuum distilled rosin, hydrogenated rosin, polymerized rosin, maleic rosin, rosin ester, paper sizing agent and more.
- form: Also the parent structure so described may not exist as such, but only in a hydrogenated or partially hydrogenated form.
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Browse dictionary entries near hydrogenate
- hydrogen sulfide
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- hydroid
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- hydrolase
- hydrologic cycle
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