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Q: Properties of soap and detergent   SOAP DETERGENT Emulsifying ability

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Q: How were the first soaps made? Who patented liquid soap?

A: The History of soaps is not very clear there are traces of using different materials in a different…

Q: Explain how soap cleans away dirt

A: Soaps are prepared by sponification reaction which includes the raising of temperature of fatty…

Q: Example of Antipyretics parenteral route medications?

A: Antipyretics are the drugs which reduces the body temperature (fever)

Q: Explain why acetic acid is unlikely to be a contaminant in your solid aspirin.

A: Since the aspirin is formed by the reaction of salicylic acid and acetic anhydride as shown below

Q: Why does old aspirin smell like vinegar?

A: Aspirin also known as acetyl salicylic acid, after decomposition it forms the following products

Q: Explain the cleaning property of soaps and synthetic detergents based on their emulsifying action.…

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Q: Describe how soaps function as cleaning agents.

A: Soaps are long chain of fatty acids.

Q: How do soaps assist in the removal of oil and grease fromclothing?

A: Soaps are prepared by sponification reaction which includes the raising of temperature of fatty…

Q: Today, synthetic detergents like the compound drawn here, not soaps, are used to clean clothes.…

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Q: Why is soap soluble in water if the starting materials are not?

A: The question is based on the concept of soaps. we have to explain the reasoning for its solubility…

Q: How would you describe the solubility of resorcinol in water? A. Resorcinol is soluble in hot water…

A: Resorcinol is benzene1,3 diol

Q: what does happen in hydrolysis of soap and synthetic detergent?

A: Hydrolysis is the process in which water molecule is used for the reaction,  in which large molecule…

Q: A) soaps have a longer hydrophobic tail than detergents. B) soaps have a negatively charged polar…

A: Soaps are the sodium or potassium salt of long chain carboxylic acid. Detergents are generally…

Q: What happens when water is ejected/expulsion from a gel? Explain

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Q: what are anionic-detergents ?

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Q: Explin how you would separate a mixture containing benzoic acid and a neutral substance,…

A: Given substance is , benzoic acid and benzophenone. We can separate it by solvent extraction method,…

Q: Define soaps?

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Q: hoose the letter/s that applies: Among the following statements, which is true about Acetaminophen?…

A: Acetaminophen is a p-aminophenol precursor that functions as an analgesic and antipyretic.…

Q: Recall from Section 2.10 that metal ions in hard water do not bind to the sulfate portion of…

A: Hard water consists of salts of magnesium and calcium mostly. On the other hand some salts of…

Q: 1. What are the differences between preparing soap and detergent? 2. What will be the best thing to…

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Q: Rank the following soaps/detergents based on their effectiveness as a cleaning agent in hard water…

A: Soap is a cleaning agent; in hard water the cleaning capability get reduced. Hardness of water is…

Q: Name the unpleasant odor causing molecule in skunk spray. Explain why.

A: Skunk spray contain some chemical substance that are thiol ( other name is mercaptan) and…

Q: Comple 1. Define emulsification. Use a diagram to explain how soap functions as an emulsifying…

A: Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first question for you.If you want any…

Q: 3. Explain why acetic acid is unlikely to be a contaminant in your solid aspirin.

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Q: I. Define the following terms: l. Head and body cream m. All purpose and general cream n.…

A: Head and body cream is used to treat and prevent dry and  cracked skin while keeping it supple and…

Q: 1. What are the hazards and benefits of Amines? 2. What are the hazards and benefits of Nitriles? 3.…

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Q: Explain how soaps and detergents work through a diagram or drawing.

A: Soaps or detergents are a combination of  hydrophobic and hydrophilic part separated by a long chain…

Q: Direction: Answer the following questions: 1. What is the purpose of soap during the early times? 2.…

A: 1. In Ancient time people used early soaps to clean wool or cotton fibers before weaving them into…

Q: are some physicians are careless when prescribing benzodiazepines for patients suffering from severe…

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Q: Identify some of the detergents used in shampoos and dishwashing liquids. Are they primarily…

A: Shampoos Alkyl benzne sulfonates are the common type of surfacants use in shampoos. These are…

Q: Compare the structure of the emulsifying agent to that of a soap. How are they similar?

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Q: 2. Why is the aspirin washed with cold water?

A: The solubility of aspirin in water decreases with the decrease in the temperature of water.…

Q: Today, synthetic detergents like the compound drawn here, not soaps, are used to clean clothes.…

A: Fatty acids are main component of lipids. They are carboxylic acid with long hydrocarbon chains and…

Q: Complete the Grignerdrcagent Compound A Part 1 See Periodic T Draw Compound A:

A: I have solved this question by both retrosy thesis as well as proceeding product to reactant…

Q: Why is Diethylamine soluble in water? in HCl?

A: diethylamine is soluble in both water and HCl. diethylamine is 2o amine and it is a polar molecule.

Q: What extraction method is often employed to extract crude alkaloids? Explain the principle behind…

A: Alkaloid is a class of nitrogenous organic compounds, originates from plants. Alkaloids are complex,…

Q: What would an anime, a carboxylic acid, an eater, and a hemiacetal look like if they say in the…

A: Amines, carboxylic acid, esters, and hemiacetals are found in our body. Some are naturally present…

Q: 4. What is the trend in solubility for alcohols in water as the number of carbons in the parent…

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Q: What kinds of surfactants are used in today’s laundry-cleaning formulations?

A: Surfactants are surface active agents. They decrease the interfacial tension  or surface tension…

Q: Would you expect the following compound to act as a soap? Why or why not? We explain in Chapter 3…

A: Soaps : these are the long chains of fatty acids.  This molecule can behave as a soap. Since the…

Q: What is porphyrin ?

A: The complex cyclic structures are porphyrins.

Q: (a) Which one of the following is a food preservative?Equanil, Morphine, Sodium benzoate(b) Why is…

A: Preservatives are added to food to prevent the formation of bacteria or other micro organisms on the…

Q: True or False? Soaps produce no suds in hard water

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Q: What other types of analgesics are on the market? How does their action compare with aspirin and…

A: Analgesics are simply pain reliever or pain killer drugs. There are so many analgesics in the market…

Q: Which one of the following phrases is not true? a. Acidic media do not affect soapless soaps b.…

A: Soaps are typically sodium salts of long-chain carboxylic (fatty) acids, e.g. sodium stearate,…

Micelles and Biological Membrane

Micelles are the type of lipid molecules that organize themselves in spherical shape in aqueous solutions. The production of the micelle is a reply to the amphipathic behavior of fatty acids. It means that they consist of both hydrophobic regions and hydrophilic regions. In micelles, polar head groups (hydrophilic groups) produce an outer layer associated with water whereas nonpolar tails (hydrophobic groups) are organized in the interior.