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Final Laboratory Sample
Visual observation of granules and color distribution in the final prepared detergent.
A comprehensive study on formulating effective cleaning agents using SLS, Sodium Carbonate, and Calcium Carbonate.
"To prepare detergent powder using Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (SLS) as the active surfactant, Sodium Carbonate as the builder, and Calcium Carbonate as a filler."
SLS
Surfactant
Sodium Carbonate
Builder/Softener
Calcium Carbonate
Filler
Perfume
Fragrance
Color
Aesthetic Agent
Distilled Water
Solvent
Mixing Tray
Stirrer/Spatula
Weighing Balance
Sieve
Gloves & Mask
Carefully weigh the required amounts of Sodium Carbonate, Calcium Carbonate, and SLS using the precision balance.
Add Sodium Carbonate and Calcium Carbonate into the mixing tray and blend thoroughly.
Introduce Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (SLS) powder to the base mixture. Avoid inhaling the fine particles.
Stir the mixture continuously with a spatula until the surfactant is evenly distributed throughout the fillers.
Add a few drops of color solution and perfume to enhance aesthetic appeal and fragrance.
Sprinkle a very small amount of distilled water to slightly dampen the mix, facilitating granule formation.
Spread the damp mixture on a tray and allow it to air dry completely for several hours.
Pass the dried powder through a sieve to break any large lumps and ensure a fine, uniform texture.
Transfer the final detergent powder into an airtight container for storage and labeling.
Visual observation of granules and color distribution in the final prepared detergent.
The detergent powder was successfully prepared using SLS as the active surfactant, Sodium Carbonate as the builder to soften water, and Calcium Carbonate as the filler. The product showed excellent lathering and cleaning properties, validating the chosen formulation ratios.