Hydrolysis & How It Is Used To Make Soaps

The video explains how soap is made through hydrolysis, known as saponification, where fatty acids react with a base to produce soap and glycerin. It covers the historical context of soap making, the chemical process involved, and the differences between hard and soft soaps. The video also discusses how the choice of fats and bases affects the properties of the soap, such as its hardness and solubility.

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