Which of the following crops are useful to the soap-making industry? I. kolanut II. coconut III. shea nut

Assessment: WAEC SSCE - Agricultural Science - 2012 (Objective) Subject: Agricultural Science

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Which of the following crops are useful to the soap-making industry? I. kolanut II. coconut III. shea nut
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The crops that are useful to the soap-making industry are coconut and shea nut. Coconut oil is commonly used in soap-making due to its ability to create a rich, creamy lather and its moisturizing properties. Shea butter, which is derived from the shea nut, is also commonly used in soap-making due to its moisturizing and healing properties for the skin. Kolanut, on the other hand, is not typically used in soap-making. Therefore, the correct option is II and III only.
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