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In soaps and detergents, sodium compounds are often used to soften the water and adjust the pH. That helps break the surface tension so the soap works more effectively.

Also, keep in mind that most soaps start with sodium hydroxide (lye) and fat. It is the lye that converts the fat to soap.

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