Thames & Kosmos Chemistry C500 (Version 2.0) handleiding

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Keyword: Soap
Soap is made by boiling fats
with an alkali. The ancient
Egyptians made soap 4,000
years ago by boiling alkaline
potash (plant ash) with oils.
These soaps, however, were
generally used for medicinal
purposes. After that, soap was
used for cosmetic applications,
such as in hair pomades. Only
later, in the 19th century, was
soap production rened. There
were finally sufcient
quantities of raw materials
such as olive oil and alkaline
materials such as soda ash for
soap to be produced in large
quantities at a low price, so
everyone could afford it.
SOFTENERS
FOR THE
WASHING
MACHINE
It’s not just something you can do, it’s
something you have to do. Modern
washing detergents can handle hard
water, but soluble calcium compounds
can still cause problems. They decompose
during the washing process. The resulting
calcium deposits don’t just increase
electricity consumption, they can also
damage the heating elements. Special
water softeners “capture” the soluble
calcium compounds so they can’t cause
any harm.
34 | Soap or Body Wash
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MerkThames & Kosmos
ModelChemistry C500 (Version 2.0)
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TaalNederlands
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