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Formulation And Production Of Levera Soap

 

Table Of Contents


  • Title Page Acknowledgement Dedication Letter Of Transmittal Abstract ContentChapter One
  • 1.0Introduction
  • 1.1Scope And Objectives Of The Research Work
  • 1.2Significance Of The ResearchChapter Two
  • 2.0Literature Review
  • 2.0Historical Review
  • 2.1Differences Between Soap And Detergent
  • 2.2Raw Materials For Soap Manufacture
  • 2.21Fatty And Allied Materials
  • 2.22Non-Fatty Materials
  • 2.3Soap Manufacturing Process 2.
  • 3.1Cold Process 2.
  • 3.2Semi Hot Process 2.
  • 3.3Hot Process
  • 2.4Centripure Process
  • 2.35Rationalized Kettle Process
  • 2.36Production From Fatty Acids
  • 2.4The Chemistry Of Soap Formation
  • 2.5Soap Finishing Processes
  • 2.51Finishing Processes For Laundry Soap
  • 2.52Finishing Processes For Toilet Soaps
  • 2.6Washing Action Of Soap
  • 2.7Qualities Of A Good Soap And Factors Affecting Them
  • 2.8Characteristics Of Soap
  • 2.9Types Of SoapChapter Three
  • 3.0Uses Of Soap.
  • 3.1Soap Additives
  • 3.2Experimental Procedure
  • 3.3Principles Of Soap Making Soap
  • 3.32Techniquies Of Soap Making
  • 3.320Cold Process
  • 3.321Semi – Cold Process
  • 3.322Hot Process
  • 3.33Raw Materials For Soap Production
  • 3.34Principal Fats And Oils Used For Making Soap
  • 3.35Palm Kernel Oil
  • 3.36Analysis Of Fats And Oils
  • 3.37Sponification
  • 3.370A Slow Incubation Period
  • 3.371A Rapid Reaction Period
  • 3.372Gradual Completion Stage
  • 3.39Summary Of Soap Making Principles
  • 3.40Cleansing Action Of Soap
  • 3.41ThemChapter Four
  • 4.50Experimental Analysis
  • 4.51Experimental Analysis Of Pko
  • 4.52Free Fatty Acid And Acid Value Determination
  • 4.53Refractive Determination Significance
  • 4.54Saponification Value
  • 4.55Determination Of Moisture Content Of Soap
  • 4.56Alchol Insoluble Matter Determination
  • 4.59Determination Of Free Alkali Content Of SoapChapter Five
  • 5.1Experimental ResultsChapter Six
  • 6.1DiscussionChapter Seven
  • 7.1ConclusionChapter Eight
  • 8.1Recommendation References Appendices Appendix 1 Appendix 11 Appendix 111 Soap Analysis

Thesis Abstract

The production of the soap was carried out using all the necessary equipments like the reactor, mould, stirrer, hygrometer guage etc. and all the required reagents for soap production in correct proportion.In the production, palm kernel oil (P.K.O) was used instead of tallow or grease. This was because soap produced from grease or tallow tends to dissolve slowly at room temperature, whereas, soap of palm kernel oil product gives a quicker lather which is relatively suitable.Different formulation were developed, but the most appropriate was the ratio 21 of P.K.O to caustic soda solution. This ratio gave a very quality soap. The other formulation are 31 and 11 of good quality and physically, they were observed to be brittle.The test and analysis carried out on the P.K.O and the soap produced proved that the saponification value of the P.K.O was 248.24; refractive index was 1.451, free fatty value of 1.58; acid value of 4.43; moisture content of 26.78%; free alkali of 0.214%, alcohol insoluble matter of 1.43% and PH value of 9.98 at a temperature reading 2980c. The soap was moderately soft and very soluble in water.The quality of soap produced conformed to all the requirements for toilet soap from Standard Organization of Nigeria (SON). It was found out that the soap has no inferiors effect on the skin; does not contain any visible foreign matter which means that the soap was properly mixed, does not encourage microbial growth and lathers effectively.It was also found that the cost of producing the herbal/medicated or antiseptic soap was N63.00k compared to that sold in the market for N100.00k per tablet. Thus, the production based on the research work was profitable and more economical.

Thesis Overview

1.0 INTRODUCTION
Soap is defined as the sodium salt of fatty acid. It is a saponification products of fat and oil.
The washing industry, usually known as the soap industry, has root over 2000 years in the past, a soap factory being found in the Pompeii excavation. However, among the many chemical process industries, none has experience such a fundamental change in chemical raw materials as have the washing industries. It has been generally accepted that the per capital use of toilet soap is a reliable guide to the standard of living for any country.
Moreover, the process of soap making has progressed from batch-wise saponification process to continous saponification process, which was first installed in 1937 by procter and gamble.
In other words, soap is the earliest detergent known to man and apparently was first made by the Roman from animal’s fats and wood ashes (which contains the alkali potassium carbonate) about 2500 years ago. In colonial America and until the 1940s, most soap was manufactured by an alkaline hydrolysis reaction called saponification.1.1 SCOPE AND OBJECTIVES OF THE RESEARCH WORK
This project is concerned with the production of a high quality soap from local raw materials such as palm kernel oil, hence emphasis shall be placed on soaps rather than on soapless detergents.
The making of soap is one of the oldest of chemical synthesis/whom the German tribeman of Caeser time boiled goat tallow with potash leached from the ashes of wood fire’s they were carrying out the some chemical reactions as the one carried out on a tremendous scale by modern soap manufacturers, hydrolysis of glycerine which yields salt of the carboxylic acids and glycerol.
Soap may vary in composition and method of processing: if made from olive oil, it is enstile soap; alcohol can be added to make it transparent; our can be beaten in to make it float; perfumes, dyes, germicides can be added; if a potassium salt (instead of a sodium salt) is used; it is a soft soap. Chemically however, soap remains pretty much the same and does its job the same way.
The overall objective of this research project is geared towards producing soap of very good quality from palm kernel oil at a very economic way.1.2 SIGNIFICANCE OF THE RESEARCH
Soap can be produced with a wide range variety of raw material. It basic composition is a product of an alkali, or a mixture of alkalis an oil or its blend. However, from literature survey, it was found that various types of oils differed, consequently their soap product differed.
In this research work, high quality industrial soap can be produced using palm kernel oil. The work involves working out the soap formulae and using the formulations to produce soap. The soaps so produced will then be tested analytically to determine their various physical and chemical properties. Finally, recommendations will be made.

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