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TABLE OF CONTENT<br>
Chapter ONE
<br>Introduction<br>1.1 Background to the study<br>1.2 Statement of problems<br>1.3 Purpose of the study<br>1.4 Significance of the study<br>1.5 Scope of the study<br>1.6 Research hypothesis<br>1.7 Limitations to the study<br>1.8 Definition of terms<br>
Chapter TWO
<br>Literature Review<br>2.1 The history of soap production<br>2.2 How does soap clean<br>2.3 The chemistry of soap production<br>2.4 Detergency<br>2.5 Effect of detergent and soap on hard water<br>2.6 Mechanism of detergency<br>2.7 Industrial manufacture of soap<br>2.8 Manufacture of detergents<br>2.9 Industrial and domestic use of soaps and detergents<br>
Chapter THREE
<br>Experimental procedure<br>3.1 Materials needed for laundry soap<br>3.2 Measurements and concentrations of needed materials for laundry soap production<br>3.3 Equipments needed<br>3.4 Experimental method of laundry soap production<br>3.5 Testing of the soap.<br>
Chapter FOUR
<br>Discussion of results<br>4.1 General precaution<br>4.2 Nature of raw materials<br>4.3 The hardening process<br>4.4 Possibilities of large scales production<br>
Chapter FIVE
<br>Summary, Conclusion and Recommendations<br>5.1 Summary<br>5.2 Conclusion<br>5.3 Recommendations<br>5.4 Suggestions for further research<br>REFERENCES
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