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    Hydrolytic Rancidity Is Triggered by Light, High Temperatures, Table Salt
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Hydrolytic Rancidity Is Triggered by Light, High Temperatures, Table Salt

Question 41

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Hydrolytic rancidity is triggered by light, high temperatures, table salt, and food particles in the frying oil.

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