The hydrogenation of soy bean oil can be made increasing the quantity of Hidrogen (H) on severals oils that compose the soy bean oil. Using for example an Parr Reactor, the oil is heated in a presence of hydrongen, adding some catalysts such as (ZnO2) the double links between the carbons and the Hidrogens of the Linoleic oil, one of oils tha composes the soy bean oil, is broken and the hydrogen previously added in the reactor join to the carbons, now separated and available for new links. the consequence for this reaction is as soom as more hydrogens links to the free Carbons, more solid the soy bean oil will become in the ambient temperature. So here is the soy bean wax.