Natural detergents |
Man made detergents |
1.Natural detergents refer to the substances which are naturally available and can be used as detergents. |
Man made detergents are detergents which have been made by humans for their use. |
2. Examples of natural detergents include soap nut (ritha) and soap pod (shikhakai). |
Example of man made detergent is soap. |
Soap |
Synthetic detergent |
1. Soaps are sodium salt of fatty acids (soft soap) or potassium salts of fatty acids (hard soap). |
Synthetic detergents are made up of raw materials like fats or kerosene. |
2. They can be used only with soft water. |
They can be used with both soft and hard water. |
Bath soap |
Soap for washing clothes |
1. It is a type of soft soap and used for bathing purposes. |
It is a type of hard soap and is used for washing clothes. |
2. Soft soaps are sodium salt of fatty acids. |
Hard soaps are potassium salts of fatty acids. |
Ancient cement |
Modern cement |
1. It was developed by the Romans during the Roman empire. |
It was developed by a British sceintist, John Smeaton. |
2. It was prepared by mixig volcanic ash in moistened lime. | It is made up of materials like lime (CaO), clay, silica along with some other oxides of aluminium, iron and magnesium and gypsum (CaSO4, 2H2O). |