Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

charge naturelle

English translation:

natural content

Added to glossary by Claire Cox
Jan 24, 2008 22:05
16 yrs ago
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French term

charge naturelle

French to English Science Chemistry; Chem Sci/Eng Soap
"Grâce à sa charge naturelle de pierre ponce et à son solvant naturel d'ester de colza, il nettoie en profondeur les salissures spécifiques : "

For what it's worth, one of the properties of the product is described as "Sur solvant naturel et pierre ponce".

I'm not really sure what the precise meaning of "charge naturel" is here, and it's not easy to find similar sentences on line.
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Feb 7, 2008 08:54: Claire Cox Created KOG entry

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natural content

is how I would understand it.
Peer comment(s):

agree liz askew
21 mins
Thanks Liz
agree Karen Tkaczyk : I'd go with 'natural pumice content'
1 hr
Thanks Karen
agree Julie Barber
8 hrs
Thanks Julie
agree Victoria Porter-Burns : yes, 'natural....content'
10 hrs
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naturally loaded in

Tender kegger is naturally loaded impact antioxidants. Antioxidants are needed by the body to protect cells from handout radicals ( unstable molecules ...
medicinenews.healthmaterialforyou.info/?p=318 - 8k -
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natural filler

In such things as paints and mortars and putties and plastics, a "charge" is a filler, and expander, something used to bulk out the basic active product. The role of the "charge" in your soap would be rather different since it would be there for a very real abrasive function, presumably, but "filler" just might work.

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Soap bars made from E-516 fatty acid, and with and without PUMICE, an inert, unreactive FILLER, were prepared for the purposes of demonstrating the need to ...
www.freepatentsonline.com/4574053.html

Soap recipes :
Cinnamon & Spice Oatmeal Soap
2 oz castor oil
4 oz olive oil
2 oz wt sunflower oil
4 oz wt soybean oil
4 oz wt lard
2.1 oz wt lye
7 ounces water
Add at TRACE:
2 oz wt finely ground oatmeal was used as a FILLER
1/2 teaspoon Ground Cinnamon
Presumably in this one the pumice is the filler :
Mechanics Dream Bar
8 ounces olive oil
4 ounces coconut oil
4 ounces palm oil
1 ounce of lanolin added at trace
1 teaspoon finely ground PUMICE added at trace
1/8 cup finely ground expresso added at trace
2.3 ounces lye
7 ounces water
1 teaspoon Sandalwood Fragrance oil
http://www.colebrothers.com/soapcalc/free.html

Hess Pumice manufactures high quality PUMICE, precisely sized pumice for use as: industrial abrasive, FILLER, filtration, soap, and many other needs. ...
www.seidaho.org/links/business-manufacturing.htm

Soapstone or Steatite - This white saponaceous stone resembling pipe clay is obtained in as lenticular body and is associated with mineral pyrites, which adds a color to it, and in places with magnesite. it can be mined for use AS FILLER IN SOAP and in the cosmetic industries
http://rudraprayag.nic.in/geography.htm

Starch as FILLER IN SOAP and detergents. Uganda has eleven manufacturers of ... filler in soap manufacture (4–15%), and is normally blended with the soap ...
www.iita.org/cms/details/asareca_mono/asmono1.pdf

you can dry the sunflower petals and use them as A FILLER IN SOAP, they look very similar to dried calendula petals which can also be used in soap. ...
forum.downsizer.net/viewtopic.php?t=11794&start=0
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3 hrs

natural ingredient

Hello,

it just seems that "charge" is referring to what this soap is composed of.

I hope this helps.
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