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Pour on talc powder, or puff it out like smoke and aim it at them. I always do it after a bath, simple things make me smile :-) ...
Yes, in fact, it does. this is because the increased energy in the atoms of hot water form stronger bonds with each other, giving the bubbles more surface strength and allowing, more bubbles to form.
yes of course the ingredients change the soap suds as well as the hardness of the bar. The harder the bar the more suds it has, this can be accomplished for example by using coconut oil instead of olive oil. http://www.naturalsoaps.com
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Does joy produce suds?
Well it is work by dish soap
There are chemicals in them that create a chemical reaction causing suds.
To make suds you put hot water into your sink with some soap. When the water hits the soap, you'll get suds or bubbles.
Suds refer to the bubbles that are formed on top of water, which contains soap. Water that has been infused with soap or any other similar synthetic detergent can create suds.
The method for testing water hardness that your lab in the attached link seeks to emulate is based on the use of tincture of green soap (TGS). Years ago, TGS was readily available but has been replaced by non-soap (detergent) hand cleaners. If you can locate TGS, the test proceeds by adding TGS, dropwise, to a 1 ounce sample of water and shaking between addition of drops to create suds. Either suds form or they don't. Keep adding TGS, dropwise, until you get suds. The number of drops is how you describe how hard the water is. The suds will not form until all the calcium2+ is bound up to make calcium stearate (soap scum). The less calcium2+ the softer the water. Rain water and distilled water will form suds after the addition of 1 drop of TGS because there is no calcium2+. This cannot be accomplished with non-soap detergents because detergents will form suds in soft as well as hard water because they do not form soap scum.
Pour on talc powder, or puff it out like smoke and aim it at them. I always do it after a bath, simple things make me smile :-) ...
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soap and water
Sudsy water is water that has soap suds in it. This is usually dish washing water.
Sudsy water is water that has soap suds in it. This is usually dish washing water.
soft water.