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xxxi, [17]-677 pages 24 cm

Pt. I Manufacture of soap. -- 1. History of the manufacture of soap. -- 2. Raw materials used in the manufacture of soap. -- 3. Occurrence and manner of obtaining and purifying fats and fat oils. -- 4. Examination of fats and fat oils. -- 5. Fats, fat oils, fatty acids, and resin used in the fabrication of soap. -- 6. Alkalies. -- 7. Testing of soda and potash. -- 8. Auxiliary raw materials. -- 9. Lyes. -- 10. Machines and utensils for the manufacture of soap. -- 11. Fabrication of soaps. -- 12. Hard soaps. I. Curd or grain-soaps. -- 13. Hard soaps (continued) II. Paste soaps. -- 14. Hard soaps (continued). III. Half-grain soap. -- 15. Manufacture of soap by the cold process. -- 16. Soft soaps. -- 17. Soaps for the textile industries. -- 18. Manufacture of toilet soaps, shaving creams, medicated soaps, etc. -- 19. Volatile oils and other materials used for the perfuming of soaps. -- 20. Soap analysis. -- Pt. II. The manufacture of candles. -- 1. Introduction. -- 2. Materials for candles. -- 3. Manufacture of candles. -- Appendix

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