Question

why soaps are solid and detergents are liquid?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Soap is, at its simplest, an alkaline base mixed with a fatty acid from vegetable oils or animal fats. ... Simply reacting sodium with fat will result in a pretty solid bar of soap. Reacting potassium with fat will result in a gel. Without additives, sodium is not ideal for liquid soap because it just turns into gloop.

Please mark as brainliest answer

Answer 2

Answer:

soaps are solid because the r used in hard water and detergents are liquid because the dissolve better