CBSE BOARD X, asked by bhavaniteshahzad, 1 year ago

Why is common salt added during saponification?

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Answered by aryanmotiwale16
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The saponification reaction is exothermic in nature, because heat is liberated during the process. The soap formed remains in suspension form in the mixture. Soap is precipitated as a solid from the suspension by adding common salt to the suspension. This process is called Salting out of Soap.
Answered by emilantony03p40hrg
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NACL is added to precipitate out all of the soap from the solution
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