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The Handbook of Soap Manufacture

The Handbook of Soap Manufacture

The Handbook of Soap Manufacture

The "Handbook of Soap Manufacture" by W. H. Simmons and H. A. Appleton is an inclusive guide that has been dedicated to industry workers and newcomer stakeholders interested in soap production. It contains the constitution of oils and fats, discussing their saponification processes, while describing raw materials for soapmaking. It consists of practical subjects such as bleaching and processing of ingredients, different types of soaps, perfume incorporation, glycerine production, glycerine purification, analysis of raw materials, etc. Therefore, facilitating very complex information, this book can simply be said to be the precious gold of any individual who wishes to gain a thorough understanding of the soap industry along with production techniques.

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