- in 1852. His
greatest commercial success was with '
silicated soap', pure
soap with
sodium silicate added. The
corrosive water gl**** had to be neutralised...
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sodium palm kernelate, water,
sodium chloride,
sodium silicate,
magnesium sulfate, and fragrance. The
soap has a
determined pH
value of 9.5.
Ivory dishwashing...
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hydrous layered aluminum silicates with
variable composition.
Minerals from the
mountain soap group contain primarily silicates (44-46%),
alumina (17-26%)...
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textile fibers with water. The
earliest recorded evidence of the
production of
soap-like
materials dates back to
around 2800 BC in
ancient Babylon.
German chemical...
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value of 1 on the Mohs
hardness scale.
Softer grades may feel
similar to
soap when touched,
hence the name. No
fixed hardness is
given for
soapstone because...
- name of
laundry soap and
detergent marketed by Unilever. The
brand was
created by
Robert Spear Hudson and
originally branded Hudson's
Soap,
which was sold...
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liquid Cleaning agent List of
cleaning agents List of
cleaning products Soap Green cleaning Washing "Dishwasher
detergents Overview".
Consumer Reports...
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produced in 2005. KOH is
noteworthy as the
precursor to most soft and
liquid soaps, as well as
numerous pot****ium-containing chemicals. It is a
white solid...
- oil.
Sodium silicate (water gl****) was used in
soap-making in the
United States in the 1860s, and in 1876,
Henkel sold a
sodium silicate-based product...
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powders in the 1880s.
These new
products originally were
simply pulverized soap. New
cleaning product marketing successes, such as the 1890s introduction...