Soaps are basic. Basic cleaners are often formulated to remove greasy materials. They are readily broken down by bases. In addition, many detergents are slightly or fairly basic because that's how they have an affinity for water. Detergent molecules contain one end that is attracted to water and another that is attracted to stuff like grease more than to water. They gather greasy ends around greasy dirt and allow it to be suspended in water. The water-loving end can be positively charged, negatively charged, or neutral but polar. It is especially easy to make negatively charged ends by making the conjugate base of a strong or weak acid, which results in a weak or strong base.
Soap is alkaline because it does not taste like lemon.
Acidic soaps are the best for you. Your skin is slightly acidic and should remain so.
soap is alkaline.
Soap is slightly alkaline.
This solution is basic.
It is usually slightly basic.
Many 'soaps' are neutral or basic, a few might be acidic
BASE!!
It is a acid base.
Soap is a base, not an acid. Soap is made from fat and a strong alkaline solution (known as lye).
lemon soap is a base
Many 'soaps' are neutral or basic, a few might be acidic
BASE!!
base
Oviously a base...
It is a acid base.
Water, Salt, Heat Acid-base neutralizations are exothermic. acid-lemon, vinegar base-soap slippery stuff neutral-water
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Soap is a base, not an acid. Soap is made from fat and a strong alkaline solution (known as lye).
soap the salt of a fatty acid and so it is almost an acid, but it is an alkaline
It is because turmeric contains an acid (tartaric acid), while the soap contains a base (sodium hydroxide). When an acid reacts with a base, neutralization reaction takes place and the stain becomes neutral.
Base
Soap water is a base