We can use only oil,but not water to fry(deep fry),why?
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What?!!! i have been using water to fry it worked!!! u dont know this? where in the world are u from?! :) mars? venus? im from earth by the way.
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Given that kerosene and water are not miscible, and have a different density, a centrifuge could separate the two liquids.\nAlso, since water boils at 100 C and freezes at 0 C, while kerosene will boil at more than 150 C and freeze at less than 0 C, then heating of chilling the substance would allow distillation separation, or the creation of a hydrocarbon water slush that could be treated fop separation.\nYour best best is distillation, still.  That is how crude oil (which does contain water) is treated anyway.
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well the oil is under pressure, so when we drill all we are doing is releasing the pressure. Then when the pressure is gone there is still some oil left. sometimes to get out the oil we have to pump water down to force the oil up.\nSo it is not like you are left with any empty space if that is what you are thinking.\n\nthere are no consequences that I am aware of.
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Fat chance. The lard has other fish to fry. Oil only believe that God listens when I hear him.\n\nI think it is better to use real butter rather than lard. The Tibetians use Yak butter that seems to work for them.
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There are lots of recipes here. Most of them don't require cooking. \n\nMy tip is to go easy on the salt: it's nasty on the skin. :)
328592
fish fry like you cook and eat or fish frie like baby fish would love to help but be more specific
809395
Not scientific but large amounts of cheap grease, bad oils do me in constantly. Thats why I hate American Fast food. Do yourself a favor and eat organic. Your body will literally thank you.
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You can use oil to do it.  Some people have started making computers at home that are submerged in oils of all sorts, since it doesn't conduct electricity.
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Corn  or vegetable oil
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yes...Cooking oil is purified fat of plant or animal origin, which is liquid at room temperature. It is a long chain of a hydrocarbon attached to a carboxyl group and a hydroxyl group
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Oil does rule all politics unfortunately. But can I suggest a simple alternative that we could all see as common sense? Use wind or wave power to generate electricity. Use this energy to split water into its prime components. Let oxygen into the air. Burn the Hydrogen in our cars and have water as the resulting by product. You could almost make this work in your back garden! We would only need lubricating oils then which could probably be created from vegetable sources!
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To a certain degree, it can be possible.  Suppose that the plastic is turned into small bits.  Different type of plastic may have slight variation in their density, so you can put them in a water bath, containing a variable concentration of salt.  With pure water, then lpastic with a density less than 1 would float, and the ones with higher density wold sink.  Then you take the plastic that sank and put in in a btah with slightly salted water, thus with a density slightly higher than 1, say 1.05.  Then plastics with a density lower than 1.05 would float, the the heavier would sink, and so on.\nTo separate lighter plastic, you can use a bath of oil, as oil has a density lower than water.\nBut it gets quite complicated quickly, and costly unless you can do it on a large scale, and the plastic may not always be totally pure in the end. So recycled plastic will be used in applications that do not need perfectly controlled composition.
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No, I think it's fry an egg, not boil it. You need to crack the egg on the phone, I believe.
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I would consult with the unit manufacturer, especially if the unit is under warranty.  Their technical rep. may know how others deal with this problem and with what success.  They would want to know how clean and moisture free the oil is.  Also consider whether there is enough oil to warrant special purification equipment.  Often used oil is returned to a company that specializes in recycling spent oil to keep it out of the environment and find a good use for it.  They have the equipment to do the job.  Good luck.
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Im not sure but I think the oil from the spray gets in the pores of your pan and prevents food from sticking by giving it a level surface.
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when oil is burning it makes a lot of heat. This heat is used to transform water into steam (like when you prepare tea) this stream has much more volume than the water and so has a lot of pressure. This pressure goes via pipes to a turbine an makes it rotate quite fast. On the turbine's axis there is an electrical generator (a bit like the dynamo on an old bicycle) that produce the electricity.\n\nIn the end you have to get rid of the steam typically by cooling in down or sending it into the atmosphere.
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Since cooking oil will spatter water droplets (boil them) and the water in foods, it must be above 100 degrees C boiling.  When I was experimenting with this stuff 30 or so years ago, my students found that cooking oil could be heated to the point it melted sulfur, thus above 200 degrees C.