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Sodium hydroxide, with the formula NaOH, is usually used in products as a pH adjuster. It's also used in soap-making to turn fats and oils into soap. You can find sodium hydroxide (also called caustic soda or lye) in its pure form in the cleaning aisle, since it's also really handy for clearing up clogged drains.

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