what do u mean by term SOAP?
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Hey SOAP is an part of a medical software for doctors so these are actually modules in wwhich that software has been designed.................. and it mean\nS = Subjective \nO = Objective\nA = Analysis\nP = Planing\n\nand ig u need further assistant then go to www.visionarymed.com
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Soaps generally are only used to lubricate your hands (or other areas) to allow bacteria to 'slide' off. People think soaps act as an antibacterial but they are wrong. It is simply the lubricating affect of them that makes them useful. This also means that it doesn't matter whether you use hot or cold water either. Bacteria is not killed any better with hot water than it is with cold.
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horse hooves are for glue, not soap.  what we now call soap was originally made made by mixing rendered (melted) animal fat or olive oil with lye (lye occures naturally in wood ash).\nMost modern soaps aren't really soap, they're detergents made from petroleum.
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Adding methyl acetate and sodium hydroxide yeild METHANOL and ACETIC ACID\n\nCH3COOCH3 + NaOH ---> CH3COOH + CH3OH\n\nSaponification means "to make soap". I'm not sure this reaction should be called sponification.(soap must have longer hydrocarbon chain). However, soap is produced in the same way.
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Another one for wikipedia.com:\n\n"Many soaps are mixtures of sodium (soda) or potassium (potash) salts of fatty acids which can be derived from oils or fats by reacting them with an alkali (such as sodium or potassium hydroxide) at 80°–100 °C in a process known as saponification. The fats are hydrolyzed by the base, yielding glycerol and crude soap. Historically, the alkali used was potassium made from the deliberate burning of vegetation such as bracken, or from wood ashes.\n\nSoap is derived from either oils or fats. Sodium Tallowate, a common ingredient in many soaps, is in fact derived from rendered beef fat. Soap can also be made of vegetable oils, such as olive oil. Soap made entirely from such oils, or nearly so, is called castile soap. The use of the word "soap" has become such a household name that even cleaning solutions for the body that don't have soap in the ingredients are referred to as soap."\n\nThere you have it: fats or oils.
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A soap bar should only be used for one person. When you live with more than one person it's best to get soap that is in a pump. Another good tip is to use an anti-bacterial Instant Hand Sanitizer such as Purell.
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just like prison.\n\n\n\ndon't drop the soap.
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soap (long alkyl chains with carboxylate salts at the end)\n\nwater\n\nIf the sink has any rubber components, rubber is a polymer of carbon-carbon (as well as other) bonds.
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this is not normal, and if this condition remains, you should go see a doctor.  You might have had a rash, possibly an allergic reaction--maybe to the soap you are using.
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A soap or detergent is made up of molecules that contain both a charged part, and a large uncharged part.  The non-charged part attaches to things like grease, which are non-polar, while the charged part is soluble in water, which is polar.  When it does this, it carries the non-polar molecules into solution with it.
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I'm quite sure that it does since bar soap has touched your body. It also probably collects bacteria from the air. Actually, pretty much everything has bacteria on it.
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a bar of soap and a shirt with buttons.
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Rinse off the soap after washing - you will find that it is soap residue...........
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Chemically, soaps are metallic salts of fatty acids. The manufacture of soap is based on a chemical reaction (saponification) in which an alkali acts upon a fat to form a metal salt (soap) and an alcohol (glycerol). A number of methods may be employed to make soap, but all are based on the same principle of operation. Fats and oils (often blended) are heated in a large vessel, then enough alkali to react with all the fat is stirred in. Salt is added, and the soap then forms a light curd that floats to the surface. Glycerol, a valuable byproduct, can be distilled from the liquid residue.\n\nTo produce a purer soap, the curds are washed with salt solution, water is later added, and the solution is allowed to settle; the upper of the two layers thus formed is the pure soap, called settled soap. It is thoroughly churned, poured into huge frames, cut with wires, shaped, and stamped. Hard-milled soap is run over chilled rollers and is scraped off as chips which are rolled into ribbons, cut, and shaped. Soap is marketed also as chips, flakes, and beads and in powdered form. Soap powders, as distinguished from powdered soap, contain builders that assist in rough cleaning. Soaps differ according to the lathering properties of the fat or oils and according to the alkali employed. When sodium hydroxide is used as the alkali, hard soaps are formed; potassium hydroxide yields soft soaps.\n\nAluminum, calcium, magnesium, lead, or other metals are used in place of sodium or potassium for soaps used in industry as paint driers, ointments, and lubricating greases and in waterproofing. Fillers are added to many soaps to increase lathering, cleansing, and water-softening properties; the sodium salt of rosin is commonly used in yellow laundry soap to increase lathering. Soap substitutes include saponin-containing plants such as soapwort and shagbark and the modern soapless detergents (usually sulfonated alcohols), which may be used in hard water and even in saltwater without forming curds.
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The only intellegent answer to this question has to be "soap-on-a-rope".
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its a wax:\nWaxes have a fatty acid bonded to a longchain alcohol by the oxygen and is a two part chain with a double bonded o to the fatty acid\n\nFats have a glycerol backbone with three fatty acid chains attached which is clearly not this one\n\nOils are same as fats in that they have glycerol backbone and serves like fat in the sense that fat:animals::oil:plants\n\nSoap... idk whats up with that answer but i know that old time soap was made from some sort of fat and now they are process differently with different material. no matter what, it does not have the right chemical make up
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Let's see If my best friend smell`like sh1t I would say to him or her something like "have you tried this soap it's smells good, it makes your skin soft?" or something like that. I can't really tell you how cuz I never had to tell my best friend but I wish you all the luck in the world.