Which of the following structures represent soaps? Explain your answers. а. O- Nat b. O- Na+ c. HO,

Q: What is the number of moles of glucose (C6H12O6) in 0.500L of a 0.40M soution

A: Given , glucose  Molarity  = 0.40 M = 0.40 mol/L Volume = 0.500 L Find  number of moles???

Q: 4-What is the difference between laboratory and point-of-care or at-home cholesterol tests?

A: The difference of cholesterol test in laboratory and point of care or at home will discuss according…

Q: 5. The general structure of a soap molecule is shown below. The carboxylate "head" of the soap…

A: Concept:  Hydrophilic: It describe something which has  tends to be attracted toward water.…

Q: What makes the new formulation of chaulmoogra oil, achieved through the Ball method, a more…

A: answer is has unknown active agents.

Q: explain how they emulsify nonpolar substancesin water

A: Emulsifier is an amphipathic compound, which attract both polar and nonpolar compounds. These…

Q: How to perform production of soap considering the reactions and please define how soap cleans dirt?

A: A question about production and cleaning action of soap.

Q: Write in details about types of gel in pharmacy

A: A gel is a form of semi-solid or solid structure made up of at least two elements that are…

Q: Why is the soap derived from coconut oil so soluble?

A: We know that " Coconut oil is a source of lauric acid (12 carbons) which can be made into sodium…

Q: 18. The following structure represents a SOAP structure. H3C-CH2-CH2-CH2-C-O Na O True O False

A: The soap molecule consists of a polar ionic hydrophilic (water-loving ") end, the -COO-M+  end,  and…

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. Sphingomyelin b. 7-Dehydrocholesterol c. Lithocholic acid For each molecule listed above i.…

A: A. sphingomyelin B. 7-Dehydrocholesterol C. Lithocholic acid To determine the solubility in water…

Q: Soap and detergent

A: Soaps are mixture of sodium salts of naturally occurring fatty acids.

Q: Draw the molecular structure of the polyvinyl alcohol molecules in the slime mixture? i.e., PVA +…

A: Given: Polyvinyl alchol molecule in slime mixture.  To find: Molecular structure of Polyvinyl alchol…

Q: Phosphoacylglycerols should remind you of soaps. In what ways are these compounds similar?

A: Sodium salts of fatty acid is soap. Phosphoacylglycerols are triesters of glycerol.

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

A: Introduction: Detergents are known for their specific cleansing action. These are carbon compound…

Q: Vhich of the following would not be considered a soluti Ja) Pepto-bismol b) Normal Saline IV drip c)…

A: Solution - The correct option is - (d) Coca cola Explanation - Coca Cola is not a solution .…

Q: Phosphoacylglycerols should remind you of soaps (Section 3.6). In what ways are these compounds…

A: Soaps are the metal salts of fatty acids. For example- sodium salt of steric acid.…

Q: State reasons for the following occurrences: (i) Soaps do not do the cleansing in hard water. (ii)…

A: Soaps are the water soluble sodium or potassium salts of higher fatty acids like palmitic acid,…

Q: why can Oil Red O diffuse through a lipid solvent (which simulated the cell membrane) and Methylene…

A: Oil red O - it a lipid soluble lysochrome (C26H24N4O) with maximum absorption at 518 nm. Methylene…

Q: 1. Comment on the similarities and differences in the methods of preparing soap and detergents.

A: As per the guideline, since you have asked multiple questions, we have solved the first question for…

Q: Modify the fatty acid below to make it an individual soap molecule. Only modify/remove/add atoms…

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Q: Explain in a more clinical detail the mode of actions of the following on the human skin cell or…

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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: 1. What other compounds are extracted along with caffeine into the tea? Use what you know about the…

A: Compounds that are extracted along caffeine are polyphenols (like tannins, flavanoids, theobromine,…

Q: Identify which among the two drugs is more water soluble and why?

A: 1) Drug 2 is more soluble because it has OH group which leads to hydrogen bonding and hence more…

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: How does soap remove an oil spot? HAI Draw the condensed structural formulas in the equation for the…

A: 1)Normally, oil and water do not mix, so they are divided into two different layers. Soap breaks…

Q: Which of the following structures represent soaps? Explain your answers.

A: The following structure which represents soap has to be identified.

Q: How does the addition of Na3PO4 to " soap scum" regenerate the soap? Give a chemical reaction.

A: Soap scum is a which solid which is formed by the addition of soap to hard water. Calcium and…

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: 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: Mention two examples of emulsifying agents for o/w emulsions and w/oemulsions.

A: An emulsifier or emulsifying agent is a compound or substance that acts as a stabilizer for…

Q: Phosphoacylglycerols should remind you of soap. In what ways are thesecompounds similar?

A: Soaps are the metal salts of fatty acids. Phosphoacylglycerol is a lipid formed by the…

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: How do soaps act as cleansing agents in the process of micelle formation and emulsification? Explain…

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Q: Which, if any, of the following features is common to soaps, detergents, phospholipids, and…

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Q: Explain how soaps and detergents are able to clean spills and stains.

A: Soap is a sodium salt oh higher fatty acids and represented as RCOONa. When it dissolved in water it…

Q: Define the following terms: j. Foundation and vanishing Cream k. Night and massage cream o.…

A: The terms define below.

Q: Metal ions cause soap to be less effective because they do not allow, to form which allow dirt to be…

A: Metal ions cause soap to be less effective. It is because they make insoluble salts with the ions of…

Q: 27. Explain why the compound shown is considered to be capable of being a soap (dissolving oily…

A: Soap :-  Sodium salt of higher fatty acids is called as soap. For example : C17H35COO-Na+ - sodium…

Q: Name the important by-products of soap industry.

A: The important by-products of the soap industry have to be given.

Q: 2. Draw out the structures showing the saponification of the triacylglycerol formed above with NaOH.…

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

A: The solution is given below -

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,…

Q: 3. What do you call the process in soap preparation?

A: 3.  Saponification process: soaps are pottasium or sodium salts of long chain fatty acids when…