Same way it always was: fat and lye.
However a lot of "soaps" these days contain no soap, they are detergents.
it is the method used in textile industry ,it is done by removing sericin,a glue like substance fro silk by using soap to improve the quality of silk
Depends on the type of stoppage, hair, soap scum. Normally simply snaking (rodding) the line with a 1/4" snake will do the job NEVER EVER use chemicals In addition, i concur about the chemicals, another option in addition to rodding would be to use a plunger, but this does depend on the type of blockage at hand
Hair - roots -rags - packed mud - hard stopppages SNAKING is required Grease /sediment / sand / soil /soap scum / SOFT stoppages water Jetting is the way to go NO Chemicals
No, soap existed for centuries prior to Carver. However, he did learn how to make soap from peanut products.
To create a JavaScript SOAP client for Jira, you can use a library like soap or easy-soap-request. First, install the library using npm. Then, set up your SOAP client by specifying the Jira WSDL URL to create a request, and configure your authentication (basic auth or OAuth) as required. Finally, you can make calls to Jira's SOAP API methods by sending properly structured requests and handling the responses accordingly.
The chemical industry. Soap manufacture is the boiling of sodium hydroxide with stearic acid. Here is the chemical eq'n CH3(CH2)16COOH + NaOH = CH3(CH2)16COO^-Na^+ (soap) + H2O ThaT IS THE BASIS OF SOAP MAKING. However, many modern soaps have perfumes, oils added etc., to soften the astringency of sodium stearate. Other soaps/detergents are wholly organic chemicals/enzzymes, so that they react without much heat.
No, Drano is not safe to use in making soap. Drano is a powerful drain cleaner that contains harsh chemicals that are not meant to be used on the skin or in soap-making. Always use safe and approved ingredients when making soap.
When soaps and other man-made cleaning solutions were first invented, fatty bases were usually derived from animals such as pigs, horses or cows...The acids and chemicals located in the fats did an adamant job of cleansing. Although slightly similar methods are still used today, more advanced techniques are used in the composition and production of modern soaps or cleaners...
sodium or potassium are the kinds of chemicals to make a soap.
If it is a purely natural hand soap, there should not be any chemicals in it. Chemicals are added to preserve soap, give it color, and give it smell. Those chemicals are not "natural".
Glycerol is the side product of the soap industry.
different between soap and detergent
Yes, liquid soap contains chemicals that help cleanse and disinfect the skin. These chemicals can include surfactants, preservatives, fragrances, and other additives that enhance the soap's effectiveness and aesthetics.
Chemicals commonly used in the making of liquid soap include water, sodium laureth sulfate or sodium lauryl sulfate (surfactants), cocamidopropyl betaine (foam booster), glycerin (moisturizer), and preservatives. Other ingredients such as fragrances, dyes, and emollients may also be added depending on the formulation.
Glycerol, the most common and important By product of soap industry.
soap power and other chemicals like sulpha
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