Juices with citric acid

[Lindy]

Tiggy is a wonderful soaper - so talented and inventive. Did you know she got soap in her eye last year or perhaps the year before. The glasses she uses now is a result of that.... I actually have some of them too and they are actually comfortable!

Did she do a cut vid on this one?

 

[Seifenblasen]

Orange juices has a pH about 3, sodium hydroxide, 14. So if you are making a batch using 500g oils, 70g NaOH, 175g orange juice, you could actually calculate how much neutralization takes place between the NaOH and juice ...

Got to run now as they are boarding. This should not be too complicated:

http://chemistry.about.com/od/workedchemistryproblems/a/neutralizeacid.htm

 

[Seifenblasen]

Tiggy is a wonderful soaper - so talented and inventive. Did you know she got soap in her eye last year or perhaps the year before. The glasses she uses now is a result of that.... I actually have some of them too and they are actually comfortable!

Did she do a cut vid on this one?

I spoke too soon. Cannot find cut video but photos here:

http://futureprim.blogspot.com/2012/06/our-summer-solstice-release-went-live.html

I LOVE reading her soap descriptions and photos!

 

[Lyma]

Orange juices has a pH about 3, sodium hydroxide, 14. So if you are making a batch using 500g oils, 70g NaOH, 175g orange juice, you could actually calculate how much neutralization takes place between the NaOH and juice ...

Got to run now as they are boarding. This should not be too complicated:

http://chemistry.about.com/od/workedchemistryproblems/a/neutralizeacid.htm

Thank you for the information and the link.
So what's the answer to your example above? Have you calculated it?

 

[DeeAnna]

Thank you for the information and the link.
So what's the answer to your example above? Have you calculated it?

From the way Siefenblasen's post was worded, I suspect she was setting up the problem for someone else to punch the calculator buttons.

Regards --DeeAnna

 

[Dorado]

Thank you for answers - I'll give it a try.