Development of a method to research and evolvement of scientific conception on crystalline and liquid phases of industrially manufactured hard soaps
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The results of experimental investigation of crystalline and liquid phases of industrially manufactured hard soaps. It was stated that the crystalline lattice is formed approximately by: 95% of sodium stearate in the soap content, 85% of sodium palmitate, 85% of sodium myristate, 70% of sodium laurinate and 30% of sodium oleate.
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