Describe the lathering and washing properties of the soap used in Preparation of SoapDescribe the result of the phenolpthalein test in soap. What does the result of the test indicate? Reaction with multivalent cationsCation AddedObservationCa2+Mg2+Fe3+Control (H2O)Most emulsification:Moderate emulsification:Least emulsification:

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Reaction with multivalent cations
Cation Added
Observation
Ca2+
Mg2+
Fe3+
Control (H2O)
Most emulsification:
Moderate emulsification:
Least emulsification:

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