Soap Reaction with saturated NaCl
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Soap reaction is very salty
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Soap: The sodium and potassium salt of long fatty acid chains are called
Soap.
Reaction of soap with NaCl:
- When salt i.e NaCl reacts with the soap it forms the fatty-acid salts.
- The Na⁺ ions from the NaCl bond with the fatty acid and form a product that is less soluble in water because of this, the solubility of soap decreases.
- And soap precipitates out from the solution in solid form.
- Addition of salt into soap is called salting out of soap.
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