When an oil is hydrolysed, which of the following molecules is always produced? A - Scottish Highers Chemistry - Question 9 - 2015

In the process of hydrolysis of an oil, the molecule that is always produced is Methanol (CH3OH). Hydrolysis typically breaks down triglycerides into glycerol and fatty acids, and in many reactions, methanol can be a key product, especially in biodiesel production.