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    In Chemical Terms,soaps Can Best Be Described as
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In Chemical Terms,soaps Can Best Be Described as

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Question 9

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In chemical terms,soaps can best be described as


A) simple esters of fatty acids.
B) mixed esters of fatty acids.
C) salts of carboxylic acids.
D) long chain acids.
E) bases formed from glycerol.

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