LETS LEARN ABOUT SOAP!

What are the chemicals that react together to form soap?

• Natural oils and Sodium

• Potassium Hydroxide and Wax

• Natural oils and Sodium Hydroxide

• Potassium and Fats

What is the process of making soap?

• Neutralisation

• Oxydation

• Chemical Reaction

• Evaporation

What is the function of triglycerides to form the soap?

• Contributing to the soap's moisturising properties.

• Resulting in a harder and milder product.

• Ensuring soap is safe to use

• Makes the bubbles

What makes soap safe to use for humans?

• Low PH that suitable for the environment

• Use good ingredients such as acids and alkali

• High PH which suitable for human skin

• Have natural PH and safe ingredients such as glycerin adn assential oils

Which type of product typically produces the most abundant and stable bubbles?

• Shampoo

• Detergent

• Glycerin Soap Base

• None of the above

What is the primary reason for the creamy and stable lather in glycerin soap bases?

• The strong surfactants used

• The presence of conditioning agents

• The saponification process and glycerin content

• The inclusion of preservatives

Which of the following best describes the type of surfactants used in detergents?

• Milder surfactants designed for hair cleaning

• Stronger surfactants designed for effective cleaning of fabrics

• Surfactants that produce small and less stable bubbles

• Surfactants that enhance moisturizing properties

Which type of chemical bonds are common to both shampoos and detergents in holding their molecules together?

• Only covalent bonds

• Only non-covalent bonds

• A combination of covalent and non-covalent bonds

• Ionic bonds only