a) De-odorized b) Bleached c) De-odorized & Bleached d) None of the mentioned Answer: c Explanation: ...
View QuestionOil Refining is a step __________
a) After Oil Extraction b) Before Oil Extraction c) Between Oil cooking and flaking in Pre- Press Solvent ...
View QuestionAfter toasting and before Refining, Oil is _____
a) Used b) Made into pellets by hammer mill and stored c) Washed d) All of the mentioned
View QuestionStripping Solvent off a meal is called _____
a) Toasting b) Buttering c) Jamming d) Milling Answer: a Explanation: Stripping Solvent off a meal is ...
View QuestionIn Solvent Extraction, the oil and miscella are moved in a ________
a) Co- current fashion b) Counter- current fashion c) Cross- current fashion d) None of the mentioned
View QuestionIn the Seed Cooking step of Pre-press Solvent Extraction of oil ________
a) Reducing oil viscosity promotes oil collection b) Temperature is increased to inactive/denature the enzymes c) Sometimes, very ...
View QuestionWhich of the following is true about Seed Flaking in Pre-press Solvent Extraction?
a) The flakes have to be very thin b) The flakes have to be very thick c) The ...
View QuestionAn Oil Press is called _____
a) Expresser b) Boiler c) Expeller d) None of the mentioned Answer: c Explanation: An Oil Press ...
View QuestionWhich of the following is NOT a step in Pre-press Solvent Extraction?
a) Seed Cooking b) Pressing the flake c) Solvent Extraction d) Seed Whipping Answer: d Explanation: Seed ...
View QuestionWhich of the following is untrue about Solvent extraction of Oil?
a) The most common solvent used is Hexane b) This process is difficult/complex for small scale operators c) ...
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