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Dissolving coconut oil. I am asking this question on behalf of my wife who makes a lot of soap. This time she is using Coconut oil, it is quite thick and not in liquid form.I understand quite well that you could dissolve this in Ethanol, and upon heating the alchohol would evaporate so would not affect the soap.orry. secondly she did heat the coconut oil up in warm water and it did dissolve, the problem was that it precipitated after it was mixed with the following ingredients: 60 mls of water, dried lavender, 'pinch' of citric acid granules. the water was boiled.
ionizes completely when dissolved in water. It's helpful to think of this process as two steps: Substances that exist in solution almost completely as ions are called strong electrolytes. Substances that do not form ions when they dissolve in water are called non-electrolytes. And example of a non-electrolyte is sugar. Sugar will readily dissolve in water but doesn't form cations and anions in solution. That is, there are no charge carriers formed.