refined oil
Cleaned crude product
Refined oil is oil that has been processed to remove impurities, improve stability, or enhance performance.
Crude petroleum becomes refined oil through distillation and chemical treatment, yielding fuels and lubricants.
Cooking oils are refined to neutralize flavors, extend shelf life, and raise smoke points: Use refined oil for high-heat frying.
Contrast with crude, virgin, or unrefined oils.
- keroseneFlammable petroleum distillate
- jet fuelAircraft turbine propellant
- gasolineRefined petroleum vehicle fuel
- deep fryerVat for cooking in oil
- frying panShallow cooking vessel
biodiesel · diesel fuel · gas station · fuel tank · petroleum · distilled · lubricant · viscous · slick surface · hydrocarbon · vegetable · smooth · glossy · pipeline · barrel · tanker · combustion · cooking
- olive oilsextra virgin, virgin, pure, refined, pomace
- refined substancesrefined sugar, distilled water, purified water, pure gold, powdered sugar
- Fats and Oilslard, animal fat, ghee, tallow, drippings
- energy sourcesgas, coal, solar, wind, nuclear
- fuelsgasoline, diesel, coal, gas, petrol
- trade goodsgoods, silk, commodities, spices, merchandise