Monday, 19 October 2015

DIFFERENCES BETWEEN SOAP AND DETERGENT




Soap is normally long fatty acid chain with sodium ions at its end. When you rub soap it generates electrostatic charge which attracts dirt. 
Detergents are normally chemicals that dissolve dirt, which is why it is not rubbed on the cloth
Soaps fall into the category of “surfactants” they reduce the surface tension of water making oil/dirt is easily removed from the surface of the cloth and drained by water. Soap is made from natural products like fat alkaline in nature PH between 9-10 known as neutral cleanser.   
Detergents are made from petroleum products and alcohols mixed with synthetic artificial fragrances to make them more appealing. They stick to dirt, oil, grease, very firmly and pull them into water. So no need to rub them making it very effective
Soap has comparatively weaker cleansing action than detergents
Soap cannot be used in hard water while detergent can.
Soap are bio-degradable (easily decomposed) while detergents are not.
Detergents are more soluble in water than soap.

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