Saponification Values
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If you have been making soap for a
decent amount of time, you have probably considered trying your hand at
creating your own recipes. When designing your soap recipe, it is
important to have the correct ratio of lye to oils/fat. Not
having this correctly portioned can result in either too many lye
molecules left unsaponified or too many oil/fat molecules left floating
around. Either way, the result will often be a failed batch
of soap.
What are Saponification Values?
Saponification values (SAP) are
sometimes called "saponification numbers". These numbers represent the
amount, in milligrams, of lye needed to convert an oil/fat molecule
into a single gram of soap. SAP varies based on the types of
oils/fats being used in the recipe.
How Do I Finde Saponification Values?
In order to find the correct SAP for
the oils/fat
you intend to use in your recipe, you will need a lye calculator.
You can also use this chart
and its numbers.
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