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Changed: 1,2c1

Glycerine is a chemical substance with three carbons, each carrying an alcohol substituent.
Glycerine is a chemical substance with three carbons, each carrying an alcohol (-OH) substituent.

Changed: 6,7c5,11

CH2OH
H
|
|
H--C--OH
| H
|/
H--C--OH

Removed: 9d12
CH2OH

Changed: 11c14,19
CH2OH
H--C--OH
|
|
H

or

Added: 12a21,25
CH2-OH
|
CH2-OH
|
CH2-OH

Glycerine is a chemical substance with three carbons, each carrying an alcohol (-OH) substituent.

A byproduct of saponification?, this clear, slippery liquid is produced by hydrolysis? of three ester likages and loss of three equivalents of fatty acid from fat or biological oil.

    H
    |
    |
 H--C--OH
    | H
    |/
 H--C--OH
    |
    |
 H--C--OH
    |    
    |
    H

or

    CH2-OH
    |
    CH2-OH
    |
    CH2-OH


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