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Waste Fats--Fatty Acids--Less-known Oils and Fats of Limited Use--Various New Fats and Oils Suggested for Soap-making--Rosin--Alkali (Caustic and Carbonated)--Water--Salt--Soap-stock. CHAPTER IV. BLEACHING AND TREATMENT OF RAW MATERIALS INTENDED FOR SOAP-MAKING 41 Palm Oil--Cotton-seed Oil--Cotton-seed "Foots"--Vegetable Oils--Animal Fats--Bone Fat--Rosin. CHAPTER V. SOAP-MAKING 45 Classification of Soaps--Direct combination of Fatty Acids with Alkali--Cold Process Soaps--Saponification under Increased or Diminished Pressure--Soft Soap--Marine Soap--Hydrated Soaps, Smooth and Marbled--Pasting or Saponification--Graining Out--Boiling on Strength--Fitting--Curd Soaps--Curd Mottled--Blue and Grey Mottled Soaps--Milling Base--Yellow Household Soaps--Resting of Pans and Settling of Soap--Utilisation of Nigres--Transparent soaps--Saponifying Mineral Oil--Electrical Production of Soap. CHAPTER VI. TREATMENT OF SETTLED SOAP 60 Cleansing--Crutching--Liquoring of Soaps--Filling--Neutralising, Colouring and Perfuming--Disinfectant Soaps--Framing--Slabbing--Barring--Open and Close Piling--Drying--Stamping--Cooling. CHAPTER VII. TOILET, TEXTILE AND MISCELLANEOUS SOAPS 77 Toilet Soaps--Cold Process soaps--Settled Boiled Soaps--Remelted Soaps--Milled Soaps--Drying--Milling and Incorporating Colour, Perfume, or Medicament--Perfume--Colouring matter--Neutralising and Superfatting Material--Compressing--Cutting--Stamping--Medicated Soaps--Ether Soap--Floating Soaps--Shaving Soaps--Textile Soaps--Soaps for Woollen, Cotton and Silk Industries--Patent Textile Soaps--Miscellaneous Soaps. CHAPTER VIII. SOAP PERFUMES 95 Essential Oils--Source and Preparation--Properties--Artificial and Synthetic Perfumes. CHAPTER IX. GLYCERINE MANUFACTURE AND PURIFICATION 111 Treatment of Lyes--Evaporation to Crude Glycerine--Distillation--Distilled and Dynamite Glycerine--Chemically Pure Glycerine--Animal Charcoal for Decolorisation--Glycerine obtained by other methods of Saponification--Yield of Glycerine from Fats and Oils. CHAPTER X. ANALYSIS OF RAW MATERIALS, SOAP, AND GLYCERINE 117
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