Which of the following describes homemade extracts? *The process of adding oils to fruits or herbs and mixing with alcoholic beveragesThe process of creating aromatic gases which can be infused in preparing juices andother drinksThe process of creating aroma involves using a gaseous phase to pull the flavorfulliquid from artificial flavorings and alcohol-based productsThe process of creating flavor extracts involves using a liquid base to pull the flavorfuloils from fruits, herbs and spices In soap-making, which of the following substances is usually used to produceliquid soaps? (Note: numbers are subscripts) *NaOHконСa(ОН)2Mg(OH)2

potassium hydroxide is more common in liquid soap-making. Although it is possible to produce liquid…

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In soap-making, which of the following substances is usually used to produce liquid soaps? (Note: numbers are subscripts) * NaOH кон Сa(ОН)2 Mg(OH)2

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Which of the following describes homemade extracts? *
The process of adding oils to fruits or herbs and mixing with alcoholic beverages
The process of creating aromatic gases which can be infused in preparing juices and
other drinks
The process of creating aroma involves using a gaseous phase to pull the flavorful
liquid from artificial flavorings and alcohol-based products
The process of creating flavor extracts involves using a liquid base to pull the flavorful
oils from fruits, herbs and spices

In soap-making, which of the following substances is usually used to produce
liquid soaps? (Note: numbers are subscripts) *
NaOH
кон
Сa(ОН)2
Mg(OH)2

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