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1 Soap and Detergent

1. Soap is the sodium or potassium salt of long-chain fatty acids produced through saponification, the process of hydrolyzing fats or oils under alkaline conditions. 2. Detergents are sodium salts of sulfonic acids, which are organic acids with chain lengths of 12 to 18 carbon atoms. Common detergents include sodium alkyl sulfate and sodium alkylbenzene sulfonate. 3. Both soaps and detergents are prepared through chemical reactions like saponification, sulfonation, and neutralization.

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1 Soap and Detergent

1. Soap is the sodium or potassium salt of long-chain fatty acids produced through saponification, the process of hydrolyzing fats or oils under alkaline conditions. 2. Detergents are sodium salts of sulfonic acids, which are organic acids with chain lengths of 12 to 18 carbon atoms. Common detergents include sodium alkyl sulfate and sodium alkylbenzene sulfonate. 3. Both soaps and detergents are prepared through chemical reactions like saponification, sulfonation, and neutralization.

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1 SOAP AND DETERGENT

CHEMICAL FOR CONSUMER SOAP


What is soap? Soa# is so"i!m sa%t or #otassi!m sa%t o$ %ong&c'ain $att( aci"s. General formula RCOONa) or
# at is fatty acids$

RCOO*)

R: containing 12 to 18 carbon atoms. It can b sat!rat " or !nsat!rat ". [please refer to fatty acids in carbon compound] The history of soap manufacturing

Soaps can be prepared t rou!

sa#oni$ication"

What is saponification? +' sa#oni$ication #roc ss is t' #roc ss o$ '("ro%i(,ing $ats or oi% !n" r a%-a%in con"itions.

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Therefore, +' sa#oni$ication #roc ss in0o%0 s boi%ing $ats or oi%s 1it' conc ntrat " so"i!m '("ro2i" to #ro"!c g%(c ro% an" t' so"i!m sa%ts o$ $att( aci"s or soa#s. General equation

Fats.oi%s ) conc ntrat " a%-a%is / soa# ) g%(c ro%


What is fat? Fats.oi%s ar nat!ra% st r t'at #ro"!c b( combination o$ $att( aci" 1it' g%(c ro%. What happen to the fat during saponification? Fats.oi%s !n" rgo s '("ro%(sis in a%-a%i con"ition an" t' n br a- !# to $att( aci" an" g%(c ro%. +' n3 $att( aci" 1i%% Al)aline ydrolysis r act 1it' a%-a%i to $orm so"i!m sa%ts o$ $att( aci" 4soa#5. Consider this reaction; %ats&oil in concentrated sodium ydro'ide %atty acid ( !lycerol %atty acid ( al)ali&sodium ion sodium salt fatty acid&soap ( *ater O+erall, %ats&oil ( al)ali&sodium ion soap ( !lycerol
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Preparation of soap by saponification


STEP 1, Palm oil and concentrated sodium ydro'ide solution

is poured into a bea)er0 eated0 stirred until it boilin! [t e layer of oil dissaperar] and cooled"
Glass rod /ea)er Palm oil .oncentrated sodium ydro'ide solution
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#ire !au1e /unsen burner

Tripod stand

STEP -, #ater and a fe* spatulas of sodium c loride *as added0

boiled a!ain and cooled" # ite precipitate is formed Spatula and floats on t e surface of t e mi'ture"
Sodium c loride Precipitation of soap is float
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Distilled *ater 2i'ture of fatty acids0 salts and *ater

Sodium c loride reduces t e solubility of soap in *ater0 t erefore soap is easily to precipitate and floats"
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STEP 3, 2i'ture is filtered by filter paper"

%ilter paper Residue 4soap5

2i'ture of fatty acids0 salts and *ater %ilter funnel .onical flas)

%iltrate

STEP 6, Solid soap is *as ed *it distilled *ater to remo+e

e'cess al)ali and salt"

Residue 4soap5

Distilled *ater

%iltrate

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Proc "!r : 1" 17 cm3 of palm oil is measured *it measurin! cylinder 17ml and poured into a bea)er -87ml" -" 87 cm3 of concentrated sodium ydro'ide solution 8 mol dm9 3 measured *it measurin! cylinder 87ml and poured in t e bea)er" 3" T e mi'ture is eated and stirred *it !lass rod until its boilin! for 8 minutes" T en0 t e flame is turned off and t e mi'ture is left to cool" 6" 87 cm3 *ater and a fe* spatulas of sodium c loride *as added to t e mi'ture and boiled a!ain for 8 minutes" T en0 t e flame is turned off and t e mi'ture is left to cool" [1'it #r ci#itat is $orm " an" $%oats]" 8" T e mi'ture is filtered *it filter paper0 and t e residue 4soap5 is *as ed by distilled *ater" Example
Pa%m oi% ) so"i!m '("ro2i" / so"i!m #a%mitat ) g%(c ro%

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Soap Sodium palmitate Sodium stearate Sodium oleat

. emical formula .:34.:-516.OONa .:34.:-51;.OONa .:34.:-5.:<.:4.:-5.OO=

Potassium soap is usually used for bathing because its more softer and milder than sodium!

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7E+ER8EN+
What is detergent? 7 t rg nt is so"i!m sa%t $or s!%#'onic aci". S!%#'onic aci" is an organic aci" 1it' c'ain % ngt's o$ 12 to 18 carbon # r mo% c!% . T"o common detergent; i" Sodium al)yl sulp ate R O

O 9 S 9 O

O: Na)

ii" Sodium al)ylben1ene sulp onate R O 9 S 9 O O: Na)

#$ represent hydrocarbon chain that contain %& to %' carbon(


Types of deter!ent 4a5 Anionic deter!ent 4b5 .ationic deter!ent 4c5 Non9ionic deter!ent

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Sodium al)yl sulp ate ? Sodium al)ylben1ene sulp onate are anionic deter!ent" PREPARAT@ON O% SOD@A2 AB=CB SABP:ATE Step 1, Sulp onation

Step -, Neutrali1ation T e al)yl sulp onic acid is neutrali1ed by usin! sodium ydro'ide"

A%-(% s!%#'onic aci"

So"i!m '("ro2i"

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PREPARAT@ON O% SOD@A2 AB=CB/ENEENE SABP:ONATE Step 1, Al)ylation

Long c'ain a%- n Step -, Sulp onation

A%-(% b n, n

Conc ntrat " s!%#'!ric aci"

Step 3, Neutrali1ation

) NaOH
So"i!m '("ro2i" So"i!m a%-(%b n, n s!%#'onat ;7<

Na)
=at r

End

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