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. Using the general formula for a triglyceride, write an equation showing the process of saponification. What is a soap?

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Interpretation:

The saponification of triglyceride should be shown by defining soaps.

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Soap formation takes place with the involvement of potassium hydroxide or sodium hydroxide with triglyceride. Triglyceride is a type of fat present in blood stream which gets produced from the conversion of calories into it. The triglycerides are present in fat cells. It is a form of an ester which get produced from the combination of glycerol and fatty acid. Triglycerides consists of glycerol and 3 fatty acid.

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Saponification is the process of formation of soap in which sodium hydroxide reacts with glycerol and thus the production of sodium salt of fatty acid takes place.

Soap is a sodium salt of fatty acid which get produced by the reaction of glycerol ...

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