If I were to conduct this project again I would only have one variable that was not manipulated. For example I might focus on just one stain, perhaps using different amounts. I could also wary the amount of cleanser used. The majority of the community stains their clothes at times and it would be helpful to know which stain cleaner would have the most effect on the stain they have accidentally gotten. Soap Soap is a waxy solid.
Saponification is the reaction between a fat and a base that produces soap.
The chemical formula for one soap molecule is Cl7H35CO2Na, also known as sodium stearate. Soap molecules are made up of many atoms. A soap molecule has two ends. One end is attracted to dirt, oil, or grease, and the other end is attracted to water. When the hands are rubbed together the soap molecules stick to the dirt, oil, grease, etc.