👉 A proved fluid, often used interchangeably with "proved liquid," is a type of oil that has been chemically processed to enhance its stability, performance, and resistance to degradation. Unlike unrefined or virgin oils, which can oxidize quickly and lose quality, proved fluids undergo refining processes such as degumming, neutralization, bleaching, and deodorization. These steps remove impurities, neutralize free fatty acids, eliminate color and odor compounds, and eliminate any undesirable flavors. As a result, proved fluids maintain their quality over longer periods, exhibit consistent performance in applications like cooking, lubrication, and industrial processes, and have a longer shelf life compared to their unprocessed counterparts.
