You cannot make soap without a chemical. You either need sodium hydroxide or lye. However, lye can be made from wood ash [but it takes a year].
There are plants in nature that have saponates in them, such as yucca, buckeye, soapnuts, soapwort, etc... Check with an herbalist in your area to see what grows locally.
Wax is not necessary in the soap making process.
Soap is a chemical compound or a mixture of more of them
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If you read the ingredients of soap on the packaging, you will see many different chemical compounds listed. Soap is a mixture of chemical compounds.
the creation of soap is a chemical reaction.
Soap is a chemical product, not a change. But washing involve some chemical reactions.
Soap is a basic chemical compound.
soap. you make soap I don't know what on earth makes you think lye and water make soap. Lye, water and FAT make soap, and even then, only if you let them sit for a few MONTHS or cook forever and stir the whole time. Lye and water make a corrosive. They produce heat and noxious fumes. NONE of this actually answers the question. They asked for a chemical reaction you nitwit, not the end product. MORON. Sorry to the person asking. I know what happens but cannot name the chemical reaction without googling it. If it's going to be googled, you can do that yourself. Just don't listen to morons like that who think lye and water make soap.
There is no chemical name for soap. This is because most soaps are mixtures of compounds and would not have a chemical name.
the chemical equation is water + soap=[whatever you get for the expierement. jessyjjd
A soap bubble is not a chemical element.
Sodium hydroxide is used to make solid soaps. Potassium hydroxide is used to make liquid soaps. If the soap is actually a detergent, there are a vast number of chemicals that can be used to make it.