Bar soap having improved resistance to cracking

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1989-08-15

1991-05-21

Lieberman, Paul

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Organic reactant

252174, 252368, 252369, 252370, 252DIG16, C11D 926, C11D 1310, C11D 1318, C11D 1702

Patent

active

050173022

ABSTRACT:
A bar soap prepared from a tallow-coco soap chip base containing minor amounts of filler, dye and water and from 1 to 5 percent straight chain primary alcohol elected from the group consisting of stearyl alcohol, cetyl alcohol (1 hexadecanol) and myristyl alcohol, to reduce or eliminate wet cracking of the bar during use.

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patent: 4808322 (1989-02-01), McLaughlin
"Cracking of Toilet Soaps", Soap and Chemical Specialities, pp. 147-149.

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