Discussion
How does common salt help in separating soap from the solution after saponification?
Answer: B
Common salt separates soap from the solution after saponification by decreasing the soap's solubility - a process called salting out.
The sodium ions from the salt raise the concentration of sodium in the water, and the soap, being a sodium salt, is forced out of solution and floats to the top as a curd.
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