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Saponification is a process of mixing triglycerides with potassium hydroxide (lye) in order to produce fatty acid and glycerol also known as soap.

During this experiment, many errors can occurs which are following;

  • Incorrect measurement of both the salts that combine to form soap.
  • The beaker and the stirrer has residue of some other chemical that gets mixed with two components and reacts.
  • The two products are not mixed well or not long enough to reach the end product.
  • The temperature is not favorable.
  • The resting period is not calculated properly

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A few sources of error in saponification experiment are :

  • Wrong measurement of the reactants used in the experiment
  • Presence of residue on the beaker and stirrer used in the saponification experiment.
  • Wrong temperature

Saponification experiment is a process of mixing triglycerides with KOH to produce glycerol ( soap ) and fatty acid, and some of the errors which might affect the end product of this experiment includes

  • Presence of residue on the beaker and stirrer used in the saponification experiment.
  • Unfavorable experimental temperature and
  • wrong measurements

Hence we can conclude that some of the errors that occurs in the saponification experiment are as listed above

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