Soap Analysis

Soap, which is the most basic cleaning material, is defined by definition as the NA and K salts of long-chain organic fatty acids. Soaps have a cleansing effect due to the properties of the hydrophobic part they contain to enclose oil / dirt particles.
Soap, which is found in homes, schools and public places, is a cleaning product we need at every moment of our daily life. Soap is generally used as a cleanser in the production of creams, sprays, lotions, cosmetics and medicines.
Due to its frequent use and direct contact with our skin, some test processes are applied to soap in the process from the production stage to the consumer.

Soap analyzes are as follows:

- Determination of Total Alkali Content
- Determination of Total Free Alkalinity
- Determination of Free Fatty Acid Amount
- Determination of Unsaponifiable, Unsaponified and Unsaponified Saponifiable Substance
- Determination of Insoluble / Soluble Matter in Ethanol (Alcohol)
- Determination of Resin Acids
- Determination of Chloride
- Determination of Inorganic Salts
- Determination of Free Caustic Alkali Determination, NaOH / KOH

Our laboratories serving in many provinces in turkey, "Soap Analysis" in accordance with legal regulations and standards relating to Türkak accreditation is carried out.