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Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil (NF Type I / Type II)

INCI Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil. CAS 68334-28-1; EC 269-820-6, as CosIng gives them. Also: Hydrogenated oil, Vegetable shortening (fully hydrogenated, Type I), Partially hydrogenated vegetable oil (Type II).

How much lye · 1 kg · Superfat 5 %
127.0 g NaOH 178.1 g KOH 100 %

Calculate a 100 % Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil bar

Published values

Saponification value175–200 mg KOH/g
Used by the calculator187.5 mg KOH/g (midpoint)
SAP for NaOH0.1337 g/g
Iodine value0–80 g I₂/100 g
INS (SAP − IV)148
Melting point20–85 °C
Unsaponifiable matter≤ 0.8 %

A bar made of 100 % Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil

The soap qualities are derived from the fatty-acid profile, which is below. They are shown here only for records the calculator can use.

How much lye

OilNaOHKOH
500 g 63.5 g(59.3–67.7) 89.1 g(83.1–95.0)
1 kg 127.0 g(118.5–135.4) 178.1 g(166.3–190.0)
1 lb (454 g) 57.6 g(53.8–61.4) 80.8 g(75.4–86.2)
2 lb (907 g) 115.2 g(107.5–122.9) 161.6 g(150.8–172.4)

For this oil alone at 5 % superfat, with pure sodium hydroxide (NaOH) or pure potassium hydroxide (KOH); in brackets, across the published range of its saponification value. KOH is usually sold at 90 %: divide by 0.9. For a whole recipe, open the calculator.

Fatty-acid profile

Fatty acidPublished range, %Used
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Where these numbers come from

United States Pharmacopeial Convention (USP 29-NF 24 text as mirrored at pharmacopeia.cn) — USP 29-NF 24 (2006), NF Monographs: Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil (Official January 1, 2007), page 3455 · document dated 2007-01-01 · read 2026-09-20

Mirror site hosting the USP 29-NF 24 text; values transcribed from that page. Newer USP editions may differ.

Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, Japan (Japanese Pharmacopoeia, 18th Edition, English version) — JP XVIII, Official Monographs A to L · document dated 2021-06-07 · read 2026-09-20

JP XVIII 'Hydrogenated Oil': fat obtained by hydrogenation of fish oil or other animal/vegetable oils; acid value NMT 2.0.

USP 29-NF 24 'Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil': a mixture of triglycerides of fatty acids; Type I: melting range 57-85 C, iodine value 0-5, saponification value 175-200; Type II: melting range 20-50 C, iodine value 55-80, saponification value 175-200; acid value NMT 4.0; unsaponifiable NMT 0.8 %. The the iodine value and the melting point fields span both types (Type I: IV 0-5, m.p. 57-85 C; Type II: IV 55-80, m.p. 20-50 C). Source oil is not specified, so no fatty-acid ranges. JP XVIII 'Hydrogenated Oil' (fish or animal/vegetable origin): acid value NMT 2.0 (other JP limits not transcribed).

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