Soaps and Detergents

A detergent would bring about the deterioration of cell integrity. This is because the cell's membrane consists of lipids and proteins. Most importantly, however, is that the cell membrane is spanned by a phospholipid bilayer and, according to the information given about the effect of detergent on lipids, the cell membrane would be destroyed since it is made up primarily of lipids.

Yes, shampoo is a type of detergent because it contains surfactants that help to clean and remove oils from hair. These surfactants work by reducing the surface tension of water, allowing it to penetrate and lift away dirt and oils from the hair and scalp.

Soap can taste bitter due to the presence of alkaline ingredients such as sodium hydroxide or potassium hydroxide, which are used in the saponification process to turn fats and oils into soap. These alkaline compounds can create a bitter taste if ingested.

Tide is widely regarded as the most popular laundry detergent brand in the United States. It is known for its effectiveness in cleaning clothes and removing stains.

Historically, there have been instances where soap was made from human fat, particularly during times of scarcity or in extreme circumstances. However, this is not a common or acceptable practice in modern times, as there are many other readily available and ethical sources of fat for soap production.

Leaving soap suds on your skin for an extended period can lead to dryness and irritation as the soap residue can strip the skin of its natural oils. It may also cause itchiness or a rash in some individuals, especially those with sensitive skin. It is recommended to rinse off the soap suds thoroughly to prevent these effects.

Soap has molecules of long chain which has one side hydrophobic (which attracts non-polar substance, such as oil) and one side hydrophilic (which attract polar substance such as water). Therefore it converge both water and oil.

You can find facts about soap from reliable sources such as scientific journals, academic websites, or reputable health and hygiene organizations. Additionally, product packaging and labels usually provide information about the ingredients and properties of the soap.

Laundry detergent contains surfactants that break down oils and grease, causing dirt and debris to loosen from the surface of the pennies. The agitation while cleaning helps to physically remove the grime, leaving the pennies looking shiny and clean.

Soap has been around since the dark ages. but not many people used it. Queen Elizabeth the First herself only bathed maybe twice a yr. they prefered to "bath" in perfume. When the plague came around many people died b/c they didn't use soap. After they figured out the cleaner people were less likely to get the plague, they started using soap. I'm not sure if any one knows who invented soap itself.... scented soap was created in the 1700's during the colonial times by women who wanted to smell pretty. lol. and they made quiet a profit at it too.

Dawn dish soap was created by Procter & Gamble. It was introduced in 1973 and has since become a popular household cleaning product known for its effectiveness in cutting through grease and oil.

Dawn dish detergent tends to produce the most soap suds, as it is formulated to be effective in cutting through grease and grime. Palmolive and Joy are also popular brands of dish detergent, but Dawn is frequently associated with a higher level of suds.

Detergent is a synthetic cleaning agent that works well in hard water and can effectively remove dirt and oils, while soap is made from natural ingredients like fats and oils and can react with minerals in hard water, leading to soap scum. Additionally, detergents are more effective in removing tough stains and grease, whereas soaps are gentler and more skin-friendly.

Dawn dish soap was created by the Procter & Gamble Company in 1972. It was developed by researchers specifically to tackle tough grease and cleaning tasks effectively.

In 1966, the average cost of a basic bar of soap was around 10-20 cents. Prices could vary depending on the brand and location of purchase.

Shampoo is not ideal for laundry detergent as it is formulated for cleaning hair and may not effectively clean clothes. Laundry detergent is specifically designed to remove dirt, stains, and odors from fabrics. Using shampoo for laundry may not provide the same level of cleaning and may leave clothes feeling sticky or greasy.

its not .93 g/ml dont let someone say that, it sinks in water

Soap can be worn down by repeated use and exposure to water, which causes it to gradually dissolve and decrease in size. Friction from rubbing the soap on the skin also contributes to wearing it down over time.

No, soap is not flammable because it does not contain substances that can easily catch fire. However, some soaps may contain ingredients that are flammable, so it’s important to check the specific product's safety information.

Laundry Snuggle detergent typically contains ingredients such as surfactants, enzymes, fragrance, and possibly optical brighteners. Always check the specific product label for a complete list of ingredients.

Quite the oppposite - most soaps are bases. Totally different pH balances.

Make sure the surface is clean and dry before attaching the soap dispenser. Press down firmly and hold it in place for a few seconds to allow the adhesive to bond. Avoid putting too much weight on the dispenser until the adhesive has fully set.

Since most of the ingredients in Liquid detergent are mixed with water to activate them, powdered detergent mainly is cleaning ingredients that don't contain any water, as well as bleach that doesn't have water.

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It binds with the oils naturally produced by your skin, making it so water can rinse it off.

Soap separates water from oils, causing the oils to rise (along with dirt, bacteria, etc.) into it's lather. Which is then rinsed away, down you drain. Sometimes, it may leave your skin feeling dry or irritated. Also, the scent formulas used in some soaps may be inflammatory to your skin, causing redness, dryness, or itching

Laundry detergent works in my the same way, but is chemically enhanced to remove stains, protect threads, and rinse out.

no they do not conduct because they are neutral things