The action of soap Principle Detergents reduce the surface tension of water. Their properties result from their molecular construction, with a long unpolar chain and a short, polar part. Explain how surface tension originates, the terms lipophilic, hydrophilic and the construction of other surface-active agents (tensides). Some specific reactions of the detergent stearic acid are examined in this experiment. Learning objectives Benefits - Easy teaching and efficient learning by using interactive experimentation PHYWE-Software
- Experiment is part of a complete solution set with experiments for the topic Organic Chemistry matched with international curriculum: all topics are covered
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Spoon, special steel
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Dish, plastic, 150x150x65 mm
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Beakers, Boro, low form, various sizes
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Beakers, Boro, low form, various sizes
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Protecting glasses, clear glass
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Glass rod, boro 3.3, l=200mm, d=6mm
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Pipette with rubber bulb
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Pipette bottle 10 ml, clear, screw
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Olive oil,pure 100 ml
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Stearic acid 250 g
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Sulphur, sublimated, 500 g
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30216-50
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Sudan-III solution,alcohol 250 ml
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Butane burner with cartridge, 220 g
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Stand rods, stainless steel, various sizes
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Support base, variable
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Wire gauze with ceramic, 160 x 160 mm
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Ring with boss head, i. d. = 10 cm
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37701-01
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Wash bottle, 250 ml, plastic
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