Hydrogenation of fats

✍ Scribed by Speakman, J. B.

• Publisher: Wiley (John Wiley & Sons)
• Year: 1922
• Weight: 253 KB
• Volume: 41
• Category: Article
• ISSN: 0368-4075
• DOI: 10.1002/jctb.5000411808

✦ Synopsis

Hnrker obtninccl -cry ividc pllblicity hi t l l C dnfiy pnprs. In cont.rast to this, tlic discussioii on Li VnIcncy niicl Polnrit:). in Orgnnic ~onlpolln(ls,?l to idiicli Prof. It. Hobinson nlid Dr. J . 1i;cmicr made weighty CoXitribUt,iOliS, \-as somcirllnt too abstruse for ninny of tliosc present ; but no criticisni of tliis liind could apply to tlic very lurid cspositions 011 tlic '' Hyclrogcnntion of Fills " given by Dr. L'. P. Ariiistrong nnd 2I.r. E. 11. I~olton. lhports wcrc prcscntcd by tlic Coniniittecs 011 Colloitls, Fi:cl Econoniy, and Absorption Spcctril, hit nonc of thcsc v n s discussed. Hull is n wry favoured locality froin tlic point of -icv-of cliciuicnl industrF, ant1 tlic excursions to worlrs, orgi\iiiscd by Nr. A. 1: . Tanliard, local sccrctarj to tiic Sect ion, proved wry popular. Tlic spccial tiinnlrs of the Section arc duc to the directors of tile following conipnnics for t.lieir generous hospitality : Thc British Oil nnd C;ilrc Mills, Ltd. (sccd-crushing and solrcnt cstraction, soiip, mnrgariiic) ;