The SciencesOctober 1, 1951
Synthetic Detergents
The shortcomings of soap have given rise to a whole new family of cleansing substances. In the U. S. they are now consumed at a rate of a billion pounds a year
Stories by James I. Hoffman
Synthetic Detergents
The shortcomings of soap have given rise to a whole new family of cleansing substances. In the U. S. they are now consumed at a rate of a billion pounds a year