Soap Is an Anionic Surfactant Used in Conjunction with Water

question 17

Multiple Choice

Soap is an anionic surfactant used in conjunction with water for washing and cleaning. It is a typical example for European Medieval technology. Animal or plant fats are hydrolyzed by the strong base (NaOH in water, usually called lye) , yielding alkali salts of fatty acids and glycerol. Historically, tallow (beef or mutton fat) is used for saponification. Tallow contains glycerol esters of oleic acid (47%) , palmitic acid (26%) and stearic acid (14%) . What are the chemical components of soap from tallow?

• A) I, II, III
• B) II, III, IV
• C) I , III, V
• D) III, IV, V, VI

Grasp the concept of a compound journal entry and its use in accounting.

Understand the sequence of recording transactions: from analysis to entry in journals and ledgers.

Know the components and characteristics of an account, including its debit and credit sides.

Comprehend the process and importance of posting transactions from journals to ledgers and the role of the trial balance.

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