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So, these seeds get washed with this hexane. It extracts the crude oil. So, now you've got the oil mixed with hexane. Well, now they bubble steam vapor through the oil and that evaporates off the hexane. Now, I will tell you that the the steam and the temperature is pretty low. In order to really start getting oxidation of seed oils, it depends on the oil specifically, but most of them you got to be well over 200 degrees Celsius and you've got to do it for hours.
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Now I will tell you that the the steam and the temperature is pretty low. In order to really start getting oxidation of seed oils, it depends on the oil specifically, but most of them you got to be well over 200 degrees Celsius and you've got to do it for hours. So, as if we're talking about in like a large vat, right? I think I I think I read like soybean oil, if you heat it at like 240 degrees Celsius for like 3 hours, you will start to get like a percent of the oil being oxidized. But even after like 5 hours, it's still pretty small percentage points of oxidation. This process of removing the hexane is on the order of minutes or an hour, 90 minutes. Like it's a pretty short period of time.