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Saponification is a
process of
cleaving esters into
carboxylate salts and
alcohols by the
action of
aqueous alkali.
Typically aqueous sodium hydroxide...
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Saponification value or
saponification number (SV or SN)
represents the
number of
milligrams of pot****ium
hydroxide (KOH) or
sodium hydroxide (NaOH) required...
- solutions, it
feels slippery with skin
contact due to the
process of
saponification that
occurs between NaOH and
natural skin oils.
Concentrated (50%) aqueous...
- fat.
Palmitic acid was
discovered by
Edmond Frémy (in 1840) in the
saponification of palm oil,
which process remains today the
primary industrial route...
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Perhaps the
oldest commercially practiced example of
ester hydrolysis is
saponification (formation of soap). It is the
hydrolysis of a
triglyceride (fat) with...
- the
caustic processes that
rendered soaps from fats in the
process of
saponification, one
known since antiquity.
Plant potash lent the name to the element...
- part
remaineth with us. The
chemical process of
adipocere formation,
saponification, came to be
understood in the 17th
century when
microscopes became widely...
- nucleophile,
while an
alkoxide is the
leaving group. This reaction,
saponification, is the
basis of soap making. The
alkoxide group may also be displaced...
- away with the water. The
production of
toilet soaps usually entails saponification of triglycerides,
which are
vegetable or
animal oils and fats. An alkaline...
- with
other vegetable oils, can be used to make soap by the
process of
saponification.
Peanut oil is safe for use as a m****age oil.[citation needed] Its major...
