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...actants can be found in products such as shampoos, laundry detergents, and soaps because of their ability to remove dirt from soft mediums such as fabric. A ...as grease removers. Nonionic surfactants are commonly used in detergents, soaps, and household cleaners. In solutions of hard water, nonionic surfactants a ...

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...m and potassium ions can be replaced by calcium and magnesium ions to form soaps of saturated fatty acids, which can also contribute to the formation of adi ...

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[[File:Shrinkflation in Dove soaps 100g 2022 and 90g 2023.jpg|thumb|An example of shrinkflation: Dove soap bar ...

...l." /> Included in this class of surfactants are sodium alkylcarboxylates (soaps).<ref name="Butt">Butt, Hans-Jürgen. Graf, Karlheinz. Kappl, Michael. "Ph ...

...ibar_7.jpg|Later in the week, the seaweed farmers will sell their finished soaps in Zanzibar town or to regular local customers. As seaweed levels decline, ...

...part from lithium, the alkali metals and the [[ammonium]] ion form soluble soaps).<ref>{{harvnb|Elliot|1946|p=11}}; {{harvnb|Warth|1956|p=571}}</ref> ...id|Elliot|1946}}}}Elliott S. B. 1946, ''The Alkaline-earth and Heavy-metal Soaps, '' Reinhold Publishing Corporation, New York. ...

...monly use sources of gamma radiation in refining, mining, chemicals, food, soaps and detergents, and pulp and paper industries, for the measurement of level ...

[[Surfactant]]s are commonly found in soaps and [[detergent]]s. Solvents like alcohol are often used as [[antimicrobial ...

...[[amber]] and [[Cork material|cork]]. Products derived from plants include soaps, shampoos, perfumes, cosmetics, paint, varnish, turpentine, rubber, [[latex ...

...developed, using radium in creams, beverages, chocolates, toothpastes, and soaps.<ref>kszeifert: ''[https://www.mta-r.de/blog/allgemein/2011/06/strahlend-sc ...