Soaps and Proteins: Their Colloid Chemistry in Theory and Practice.

Abstract

CLAY, 193. CLOUDY SWELLING, 248. CLUPANODONIC ACID, 8. CLUPANODONIC Aero SERIES, 8. COAGULATION, 225; definition of, 226; of protein systems, 230; through heat, 230. COCOANUT OIL, 167. COCCERIC ACID, 8. COD LIVER OIL, 166. COLD PROCESS SOAP MANUFACTURE, 170. COLD WATER SOAPS, 187. COLLOIDS, definition of lyophilic, 64; theory of, 64; classification of, 64; lyophobic, 65; difference between lyophilic and lyophobic, 65; lyophilic and lyophobic, 72; hysteresis, swelling, liquefaction, gelation capacity, sol vat ion capacity, syneresis and sols of, 74; swelling of, 75; sweating of, 76; as fillers for soaps, 193. COLLOID-CHEMICAL CHANGES, and physiological reactions, 248. COLLOID-CHEMISTRY, of soap-making, 6; of protein derivatives, 208; of derivatives of egg-globulin, 210. COLLOID IONS, 112. COLLOID SYSTEMS, stabilization of, 225; reaction of, to indicators, 229. COMPARISON, of soaps, 23; of soap systems with gelatin systems, 223; of soap systems with protein systems, 223. CONSTANTS, of fats and oils, 169; of market soaps, 186; of fatty acids, 253; of alcohols, 256. CONVERSION, of one soap into another, 190; of heavy metal proteinates to light metal proteinates, 237.