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Hydrogenation of oil in the presence of Ni-catalyst is an example of

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Addition reaction

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Elimination reaction

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Substitution reaction

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Esterification reaction

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Solution

The correct option is A Addition reaction
Addition reaction is the process of addition of hydrogen to an unsaturated molecule to make it a saturated one in presence of Ni-catalyst.

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