Hydrogenation of oil takes place in a/an ____________________ reactor ?

Correct answer: B. Trickle bed

  • A. Autothermal
  • B. Trickle bed
  • C. Plug flow
  • D. None of these

Explanation

Vegetable-oil hydrogenation commonly uses a trickle-bed reactor, where liquid oil and hydrogen pass over a fixed bed of catalyst particles. Plug-flow and autothermal describe other reactor characteristics, not the standard reactor choice here.

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