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The primary constituent element of vegetable oil is carbon, which is found in the fatty acid chains that make up triglycerides, the main components of oils. Hydrogen is another key element, as it bonds with carbon in these fatty acids. Additionally, oxygen is present in the glycerol backbone of triglycerides. Together, these elements form the diverse range of fatty acids that characterize different types of vegetable oils.

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