Soap is typically alkaline and falls between 9-10 on the pH scale. This alkalinity helps soap to effectively remove dirt, oil, and bacteria from surfaces. It is important to note that the pH level may vary depending on the specific ingredients used in the soap-making process.
The weight of soap can vary depending on its composition and density. However, as a general estimation, 10 ml of soap may weigh around 10-15 grams.
Soaps are basic.
Tomato juice is acidic, soap is basic.
I don't know the top 10, but the dirtiest (most germs) is the mouth.
29.90
10$
Oh, dude, in 1960, a bar of soap typically cost around 10 cents. But like, who even uses bar soap anymore? We've got fancy body washes and stuff now. So, yeah, that's the cost of cleanliness back in the day.
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What are the top 10 selling bar soaps in America?
10 bars
In 1930, sugar cost 0.49 cents for 10 pounds. Soap only cost 0.17 cents for 3 bars, and white bread was only 0.08 cents per loaf.
the Top Selling Single of all time by a famale is Withney Houston´s "I will always Love you" with 10 million units sold
KTP is a top band from the 1980's. They have made a few albums but a few top 10 singles. They have sold hundreds of albums since they recorded their first album.
10/7 = Just under one and a half bars each (1.43 bars each).
From what I've read, Ivory soap was about 10 cents.
We used to get Lux soap for Rs 10 in 1985