sodium stearate - anderson Flashcards

1
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name of soap we study

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sodium stearate

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2
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chemical formula of sodium stearate

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C18H35NaO2

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3
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what fatty acid makes up sodium stearate

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stearic acid

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4
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what are fatty acids made of

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hydrolysis of animal fats, vegetable oils, or membrane phospholipids and have a long aliphatic chain and a carboxylic acid group

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5
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how many carbon atoms do most fatty acids contain

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between 12 and 20

even numbers

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6
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three most abundant fatty acids

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palmatic, stearic and oleic

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7
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how many carbons in palmatic acid

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16

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8
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how many carbons in stearic acid

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18

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9
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how many carbons in oleic acid

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18

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10
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how many double bonds in stearic acid

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0

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11
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how many double bonds in palmatic acid

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0

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12
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how many double bonds in oleic acid

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1

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13
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difference between saturated and unsaturated fatty acids

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unsaturated have at least 1 double bond

lower melting points than saturated

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14
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which isomer dominates in double bonds on fatty acids

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cis isomer

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15
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how do fatty acids exist biologically

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as triesters of glycerol

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16
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what causes a stereogenic centre on a triglyceride

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if the top and bottom fatty acid aren’t identical

17
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reaction name for making soap

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saponification

18
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base for making soap

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NaOH (lye) or sodium carbonate (soda ash)

19
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what does leaving in the glycerol cause

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softer more mushy soap

20
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final step in making soap

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adding perfume and colour

21
Q

when was first evidence of soap

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babylon 2800BC

22
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what was soap made from in 500BC

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uhulu - ashes
cypress - oil
sesame - seed oil

23
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what sort of soap did romans use in the baths

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made using lye leached from ash

24
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when is soap making in england invented

25
when are artisinal soaps around in france
16th century
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what was the soap tax
introduced in 1665-1714 | tax on soap so only rich could use it
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when was leblanc patent for making soda ash
1791
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when was sodium hydroxide discovered
1807
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who establishes the basis of fat and soap chemistry
1810
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when was unilever founded
1886
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what was made in 1807
andrew pear's transparent soap
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what does soap form in water
micelles
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what are surfactant molecules
they absorb at surface or interface causing decrease in surface tension making water wetter
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how does soap clean
oil dissolves in hydrophobic part of micelle | bacteria washed away physically
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how many hospital acquired infections at a time
1.4 million
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how much does it improve child mortality in the developing word to wash hands
50% of diarrheal diseases deaths reduced | quarter of respiratory deaths reduced